Binense co-founder and former CEO Changpeng “CZ” has pushed back against a report in the Wall Street Journal, it is called “Hit Peace” that is full of evil and negative beliefs.
In an x post, swept Criticized Depiction of publication of his alleged involvement with the World Liberty Financial, a decentralized finance project supported by a business unit associated with US President Donald Trump. Trump’s Sons Eric and Donald Junior – are involved in the company’s management.
Jhao said the WSJ article acted him as a “fixer” for the WLF team and during foreign trips its co-founder Zach Vitcoof.
The article suggested that Zhao provided introduction and meetings for WLF leaders during foreign visits, including a visit to Pakistan, resulting in a memorandum of a memorandum with a local officer allegedly.
“I am not a fixer for anyone,” Jhao said, strongly denying whether he associated the Pakistani officer “Shri Saqib” with WLF or organized any busyness abroad. “They knew each other back, while I met Sri Saqib only for the first time in Pakistan.”
WSJ reports on Steve and Zach Witkoff
Zhao’s response follows a WSJ investigation Thrown light on A complex string of diplomatic and commercial interests associated with WLF.
The report expressed concern about the blurred lines between public duties and personal interests and focused on diplomatic and commercial behavior, including WLF co-founder Steve Vitkoff and his son, Zach Witkofof. Steve Witcoff acts as a special messenger for the Middle East under Trump Administration, while Zach Witkoff has been involved in it. Reported $ 2 billion crypto deal,
The report raised questions about whether diplomatic efforts have overlapped with private crypto undertakings, and the inherent Jhao is trying to give up with the Trump administration.
On 6 May, Zhao confirmed that it is Apologize For its earlier money laundering punishment from Trump administration.
The report also states that WLFI, which Raised over $ 600 million In the sale of tokens, the founder of Tron does not disclose the names of all its investors apart from some publicly known people like Justin Sun Participated in Trump’s Memcoin dinner On 22 May.
Trump hosted dinner for his official Trump (Trump) Memcoin’s largest investors. Sun, Magic Eden CEO Jack Lu and Bitmart CEO Sheldon Zia were among the attendees and shared pictures of the event.
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Zhao claims that the WSJ report is a “attack” on Crypto
Jhao claimed that WSJ presented a list of questions described as “wrong and negative beliefs”. He and his public relations team replied to several factual impurities, saying, he said, but concluded that the article was “made on a flawed story”.
Jhao slammed the WSJ, called it “mouthpiece” for anti-crypto forces in the United States. He said that the forces behind the publication want to obstruct the efforts to make America the capital of Crypto.
CZ claimed, “They want to attack Crypto, Global Cripto leaders and Pro-Crypto administration,” CZ claimed that the article is part of a comprehensive effort to increase industry growth in the US.
This is not the first time Zhao has recently returned to WSJ. In a report in April 11, the publication citing anonymous sources said that Jhao is accused of. Agreed to testify Against Tron’s founder Justin Sun because he settled with American prosecutors.
CZ dismissed the report, saying that those who become government witnesses do not go to jail and are preserved. The CZ also claimed that someone paid the WSJ employees to give their names.
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