The WSJ article suggests that CZ acted as a fixer, facilitating connections between WLF and influential figures, including the CEO of Pakistan Crypto Council, Bilal bin Saqib
Former Binance CEO criticized WSJ’s journalistic approach, saying they’re posting wrong information to provoke corrections
He refuted similar claims before, including reports that the Trump family sought to invest in Binance’s US operations and that he requested a presidential pardon following his guilty plea to US anti-money laundering violations in 2023
Binance co-founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) has publicly denied allegations from a recent Wall Street Journal report suggesting his involvement in discussions with Trump-affiliated entities, particularly World Liberty Financial (WLF), regarding a potential stake in Binance US.
The WSJ article proposes that CZ acted as a fixer, facilitating connections between WLF and influential figures, including a tech entrepreneur and the CEO of Pakistan Crypto Council, Bilal bin Saqib.
In response, CZ stated on social media that he’s not a fixer and criticized the Wall Street Journal piece as biased and factually inaccurate. He emphasized that he …
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