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Because its hurting the middle class as well as he ran on not doing that not starting wars. But instead he is doing that along with raising healthcare and destroying the world order as in the United States is possibly about to be 2nd to china. On top of that your crypto did not pump like it should have because his family traded a pardon for CZ if he wrecked everyone by illegally running stops and destroying the market.
Post is by: Ok_Security_1684 and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1rttwjq/i_replayed_the_ftx_collapse_and_traded_it_my_i/ Spent the last hour going back to November 8, 2022 on this market replay tool I found. Started at $20,600. First few minutes felt obvious in hindsight - CoinDesk story, CZ tweeting about FTT. I told myself I'd short immediately. Instead I opened a long at $20,180 because "it might be a rumor." 5x leverage. You can guess what happened next. What made it different from TradingView replay is it wasn't just showing price - funding rate was going negative in real time, liquidation counter ticking up, whale transfers spiking, Fear & Greed dropping. The full chaos of that day, not just the candles. Ended the simulation up $180 on a $10,000 portfolio. On one of the most obvious directional trades in history. The AI breakdown at the end was brutal: 75% long bias. During a crash. 33% win rate. Ignored my stop loss twice. Turns out my "I would have shorted it" was completely made up. Tool is free if anyone wants to embarrass themselves: [**cryptontradebot.com/market-replay.html**](http://cryptontradebot.com/market-replay.html) They have COVID crash, LUNA spiral, 2021 ATH, Jan short squeeze too. Curious if anyone else gets humbled or if I'm just bad at this. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoMarkets) if you have any questions or concerns.*
No worries, CZ has plenty of experience laundering Iranian crypto efficiently.
Post is by: Ok-Tumbleweed-2416 and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1rsxnvj/crypto/ Everyone is talking about CZ's comeback story. The data point that matters for $BNB is being missed. The narrative: CZ went from prison to $110B in 17 months — Forbes confirmed, surpassing Bill Gates at $108B. Most coverage frames it as a human interest story. But here's the structural implication: the majority of that $110B is tied to Binance holdings and $BNB. That means the founder of the world's largest exchange holds a position so large he cannot meaningfully exit without destroying his own net worth. Aligned incentives at this scale act differently than typical founder holdings. It's not loyalty — it's game theory. He has every rational reason to continue building the ecosystem. Historically, exchange-native tokens with founder lock-in of this magnitude have outperformed during bull cycles because selling pressure from the top holder is structurally constrained. At what price would you start building a meaningful $BNB position, or do you think the Binance regulatory overhang still... *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoMarkets) if you have any questions or concerns.*
Post is by: Ok-Tumbleweed-2416 and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1rsxn7g/crypto/ Everyone is talking about CZ's comeback story. The data point that matters for $BNB is being missed. The narrative: CZ went from prison to $110B in 17 months — Forbes confirmed, surpassing Bill Gates at $108B. Most coverage frames it as a human interest story. But here's the structural implication: the majority of that $110B is tied to Binance holdings and $BNB. That means the founder of the world's largest exchange holds a position so large he cannot meaningfully exit without destroying his own net worth. Aligned incentives at this scale act differently than typical founder holdings. It's not loyalty — it's game theory. He has every rational reason to continue building the ecosystem. Historically, exchange-native tokens with founder lock-in of this magnitude have outperformed during bull cycles because selling pressure from the top holder is structurally constrained. At what price would you start building a meaningful $BNB position, or do you think the Binance regulatory overhang still... *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoMarkets) if you have any questions or concerns.*
Post is by: Ok-Tumbleweed-2416 and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1rsvagf/crypto/ Everyone is talking about CZ's comeback story. The data point that matters for $BNB is being missed. The narrative: CZ went from prison to $110B in 17 months — Forbes confirmed, surpassing Bill Gates at $108B. Most coverage frames it as a human interest story. But here's the structural implication: the majority of that $110B is tied to Binance holdings and $BNB. That means the founder of the world's largest exchange holds a position so large he cannot meaningfully exit without destroying his own net worth. Aligned incentives at this scale act differently than typical founder holdings. It's not loyalty — it's game theory. He has every rational reason to continue building the ecosystem. Historically, exchange-native tokens with founder lock-in of this magnitude have outperformed during bull cycles because selling pressure from the top holder is structurally constrained. At what price would you start building a meaningful $BNB position, or do you think the Binance regulatory overhang still... *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoMarkets) if you have any questions or concerns.*
If you are just starting, focus on learning before investing anything... Understand basics like risk, wallets, market cycles, and how volatility works. Top crypto Kols like Balaji, Evan Luthra, and CZ often stress fundamentals and patience over rushing in. Start small, avoid hype, and take your time.
It’s ok CZ is no2 richest in the world tho
But did CZ give his wife an STD that he got from sex trafficked Russian teen bookers?
Gates was fully invested for a looong time. And you’ll use Microsoft products hourly, if not daily. Whilst nobody is buying their Starbucks with the coins which CZ sells.
Gates and his ex wife have given away billions ...CZ is just a sleazebag (bill is too but melinda is cool)
Wow, CZ surpassing Bill Gates with $110B is insane. Shows how massive the crypto industry has become in just over a decade.
Give them a break, CZ needs more money.
Most of his wealth is in Binance equity and BNB tokens. Unlike Bill Gates’ diversified portfolio of stocks and real estate, CZ cannot easily "cash out" $110 billion without crashing the price of his own assets. Big difference Crypto Cult!
tldr; Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) has surpassed Bill Gates in net worth, reaching $110 billion, making him the richest person in crypto and 17th on the global billionaires list. Despite a U.S. investigation and penalties, Binance remains the largest crypto exchange with a 38% market share and significant revenue. CZ's wealth primarily stems from his 90% ownership in Binance, valued at $100 billion. He has questioned reports of his rising net worth amid a declining crypto market, highlighting Binance's revenue growth during market volatility. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
on-paper net worth is a trap. CZ even called these "guess a number" lists today because they're based on Binance's private valuation rather than actual liquid cash. Ngl, seeing him at $110B after his 2024 prison stint is a wild turnaround, but comparing him to Bill Gates is apples to oranges lol. Gates has decades of diversified assets; CZ’s wealth is 90% tied to one exchange’s dominance. Honestly, until he actually exits or the company goes public, it's all just theoretical "moon" math tbh.
Bill definitely, CZ probably.
Surprised that many here got hurt Gates surpassed by CZ. Reminder, Bill Gates clearly was with Russian girls in Epstein records and infected Melinda Gates with STD that eventually divorced him because of Bills connection with Epstein.
Well if you could get top class russian prostitutes, I’m sure you would And maybe that CZ guy get some too And for the second part, that thing is so common that you probably have a best friend or family member so
It shows everything wrong with crypto. Microsoft changed the world. CZ did an ICO, traded against its own customers, printed its own dollars and suddenly he’s one of the richest people in the world. This industry is a mess.
CZ can stack cheddar until $1T and then give $500B to charity and go to the metaverse when he dies.
tldr; Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) has surpassed Bill Gates on Forbes' billionaire rankings with an estimated net worth of $110 billion to $111 billion, placing him 17th globally. This wealth surge, driven by CZ's 90% ownership stake in Binance, reflects the platform's dominance in the crypto market. Gates, now ranked 19th with $106 billion, has seen his wealth decrease due to charitable donations and diversified investments. Forbes' valuation methodology contrasts with Bloomberg's, which estimates CZ's net worth at $49 billion. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
Is this a flex? Gates has regularly given money away to charity - not sure why we’d care about CZ either tbh
Donald Trump isn't letting his boy lose that! There's a few million and help for his own crypto schemes to be earned from CZ.. But fair game.. CZ never should have been put in jail and put through the ringer. If he's supposed to be responsible for every crypto transaction, then banks should be held to same standards
He got off light. CZ had to cough up billions.
SBF went in. CZ went in. DK went in. JS? Still unstoppable.
It all started in 2019 by the Twitter persona known as AmericanHodl. It was in response to this tweet from CZ, the CEO of Binance. He suggested that owning just 1 BTC would place someone in the top 0.3% richest people in Bitcoin terms. https://twitter.com/cz_binance/status/1165533865554804739?s=21 The response was that “If you own 6.15 BTC, you are guaranteed to get eternal riches and big titty bitches."
CZ is making a killing laundering all that Iranian capital flight.
Pretty good. We hit a bunch of all time highs a while back and have been resetting since then. Some alts did great, but not as many as before. There's more slop in the market now. XRP won their court case. CZ bribed Trump to get out of jail and is now doing shady stuff with all his associated companies. Pump.fun is the new rugpull central. There's a lot of polymarket betting now and a lot of gambling on Hyperliquid. A few different eth spinoffs/tagalongs in RAIN/Canton have arrived. Litecoin still sucks. Memes rose then cratered. Sam Altman tried to scan everyone's eyeballs. People holding stuff like ATOM/DOT got rekt. ETH transactions are cheaper than ever. Bitcoin is showing relative strength with basically zero retail interest in it. ETH very briefly hit ATH and now is at less than half that.
Classic Crypto Twitter energy 😎 CZ probably didn’t need NYT to hype his memoir, the memes and threads made it go viral for free.
>**The New York Times obtained a nearly 300-page draft of Changpeng Zhao’s unpublished memoir, detailing secret DOJ negotiations, prison life, and his rivalry with Sam Bankman-Fried.** i dont think it will be long before we see SBF release a memoir detailing his rivalry with CZ
tldr; The New York Times obtained a draft of Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao's (CZ) unpublished memoir, "Freedom of Money," detailing DOJ negotiations, a prison sentence, and his rivalry with Sam Bankman-Fried. CZ dismissed the report as free marketing for his book, which he plans to self-publish in English and Chinese, with proceeds going to charity. The memoir also discusses interactions with regulators, including former SEC Chair Gary Gensler, and defends Donald Trump. A related memecoin surged in value following the NYT report. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
Lots of people do lots of immoral things all the time. I tend not to call others out on what I perceive as their own immorality because morality is subjective. What is moral to me may be immoral to someone else. In this particular case, I have no problem calling out what I believe to be immoral because A. You posted and asked about it. B. Betting on political events perverts the purpose of said political events. Politics is supposed to be about finding the best way forward for society, not personal gain. The current administration currently runs its policy off of personal gain. Pardon CZ so that he can invest a tremendous amount of money into World Liberty Financial. Set tariffs that will definitely be shot down by the Supreme Court so that Cantor Fitzgerald can buy up the tariff rebates. Bail out Argentina so that Scott Bessant’s hedge fund buddies don’t lose billions of dollars when Argentina defaults on their loans. Kash Patel using FBI resources to fly to his girl friend’s concerts or to Milan to watch/party with the USA men’s hockey team after they win the gold medal. Someone betting on polymarket or kalshi hours before the US launches its intervention in Venezuela and making hundreds of thousands of dollars off of it. Qui bono- who benefits? It should be the American people but it sure doesn’t feel like the American people are actually benefiting here. When the dust settles from this current intervention, mark my words, we’ll see that several people made massive amounts of money off of betting on this US intervention in Iran. Insider trading always benefits the insider the most.
They're only 'infrastructure' if they're widely used, and specifically widely used in the US. They aren't, and if they were to even get close to becoming 'structural' to the US economy the government would increase regulation and scrutiny of them. We already saw at least one round of this after the FTX collapse and subsequent fallout, and it saw CZ go to jail and Binance's US opperations significantly curtailed because it turns out the sorts of people who wanted to use Binance didn't want to do a bunch of KYC checks under US jurisdiction, and even less wanted to do it with literal law enforcement reading over Binance's shoulder. Everyone who was fine with strict KYC in the US, or even saw it as desireable, was already on Coinbase.
I think privacy in crypto over the next 5–10 years will stop being treated as an “edge feature” and start being treated as infrastructure. Right now, we’re still in a phase where privacy is given as an optional feature. But as more people realize that an open ledger means permanent financial exposure, the conversation shifts. Transparency is powerful for verification, but full public traceability of every wallet, salary, donation, or trade isn’t sustainable for a world that wants mainstream adoption. We’re already seeing the layers form: * Native privacy chains like Beldex are proving that default privacy is technically possible. * On-chain zk tooling and FHE research demonstrating that privacy and smart contracts can coexist. * Vitalik bring Quantum resistance to Ethereum. * Bitcoin brings a practical privacy solution to the chain with Starknet. I believe that privacy will not remain marginal in the long run. It will likely become modular, built into wallets, embedded at the protocol layer, or enabled via zero-knowledge systems that allow compliance without exposure. Even CZ has recently emphasized that privacy is a basic right in crypto, without the privacy link crypto is missing the mainstream adoption. That’s a big signal. When leaders in the industry openly acknowledge that full transparency is not always desirable, it shows the narrative is maturing. Other KOLs like Bary Gilbert, the founder of DCGgo, Vitalik Buterin, CZ founder of Binance, have been constantly advocating for privacy in crypto Crypto started as a reaction to centralized financial control. The next phase is making sure it doesn’t become a permanently searchable global ledger of everyone’s life. Privacy won’t disappear, it will evolve, integrate, and normalize.
CZ watching this comment before he built Binance 2014 he sold house to buy bitcoin 😂
Blaming the CZ family office was not on my bingo card
tldr; The largest BNB treasury company, CEA Industries, has seen a 95% decline in its stock value, blaming Binance founder Changpeng Zhao's (CZ) family office, YZi Labs, for a 'secret side agreement.' The company demands disclosure of a confidentiality provision related to a $500 million PIPE transaction led by 10X Capital. CEA Industries, which previously pivoted from Canadian vape retail to BNB treasury, has faced financial struggles and disputes with YZi Labs over asset management. The stock has plummeted significantly over the past year amid ongoing controversies. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
Binance holds ~90% of USD1 which throws off a load of treasury interest paid to Trump and his family. Even if Binance is a criminal enterprise, a prosecutor has to care. And they all work for Trump. The last guys, who prosecuted CZ, watched him get pardoned by Trump in exchange for the USD1 investment. Prove me wrong. Binance is the only CEX I don’t have an account with. No moral compass.
Don’t worry, CZ will facilitate a crypto pump and dump for the Trump family again and there is another pardon for him.
Yeah, crypto definitely feels way messier than traditional markets. Stocks and commodities have manipulation too, but there’s deeper liquidity and tighter rules, so moves usually look more “structured.” In crypto, low liquidity + bots + leverage just amplify everything, so it feels chaotic. You’ll hear people like Evan Luthra, CZ, and others all say versions of the same thing: right now, crypto trades more like an early, fragmented market than a mature one. It’s closer to wild-west forex than stocks. Until liquidity improves and leverage cools off, this chop is kinda part of the game.
They should reverse pardon CZ into jail
How is it that the whole family got so rich only after one year of Trump’s Presidency? The sons were never established businessmen! This is a bunch of bullshit! Pardons for money! CZ got a pardon & subsequently made a deal that ramped up Trumps value interest in his stablecoin business at $235 million!! The SEC filed a suit against Coinbase. A month after Trump took office. Guest what? Yup! Case was dismissed! Btw, Coinbase donated $1 million to Trump’s inaugural committee. The SEC threatened to take action against Crypto.com. Two months later with Trump about to assume his Presidency. Guess what? Yup! Lawsuit dropped and Crypto pitched in $1 million for Trump’s Inauguration!! Donald Wilson. He ran DRW Holdings. The SEC charged them. 5 months later with Trump in charge. Guess what? Yup! Charges dropped! Don Wilson subsequently became a business partner of the president purchasing $100 million of stock in Trump Media!! There’s more of this! I can go on & on! Justin Sun! Look him up! Jesse Powell! Look him up! Ripple!! Etc etc etc…… All given money to The Trump Criminal Organization for favors!!!!! Btw. You are not supposed to be profiting while being the President of this country!! Meanwhile, WE are struggling!!!
The reason why Trump pardoned financial criminal CZ.
Bro the thing is that we were sold this story of 21 million, super limited supply etc etc But it’s not real. All the versions of btc on other blockchains etc. The big players, the CME market. The fuckery of Justin Sun who also controls WBTC The fact that Binance / CZ hold a significant amount of supply & actively dump to manipulate market constantly Wintermute who handle mass dumping by CEXs Bitcoin maxis don’t talk about the above though 💀
Haha!!! Nahh bro! You’re not alone. This is mainly when the real building starts while everyone else panics. I’m just DCA’ing and chilling. Bears are boring, but they’re where positions get made. Even people like Evan Luthra, Vitalik, or CZ keep saying fear phases matter more than hype phases!!
Why do you think Trump issues pardons CZ?
And btw I’m not going near binance fuck CZ
Forgive me if this is a different coin, but didn't binance agree to hold a large amount of this coin, which yields them a few million a year, right around the time CZ was pardoned? Im a little fuzzy on it, but I recall something like this going down.
Didn’t CZ buy pretty much all of the stable coin to basically buy himself a pardon?
Reminder that CZ personally decided to kill crypto for (huge short term) profit on 10/10, and this, a slow slide into irrelevance, is now the natural outcome.
Feels like noise to me. He’s sold small chunks before for ops or diversification, and $3–4M is tiny compared to his overall ETH stack. Markets love to overreact to founder wallets. This is one of those moments where *who to trust in the crypto space* matters more than single transactions. Most valued crypto voices (even folks like Evan Luthra or CZ) usually say to focus on fundamentals and on-chain trends, and not just headlines.
Yes a fiat currency is very different from Luna. Regardless of regional instability, the Dinar is backed by the GDP of a very oil rich country. Luna however was basically a house of cards that was riding on the mania you mentioned that the entire market was experiencing thanks to Covid stimulus checks. I could be wrong but when Luna failed to defend its peg, one can easily liken that to regional instability, which quite effectively chased away the majority of liquidity very rapidly. You mentioned that I forgot how Luna intended to defend its peg because it failed completely. You seem to have forgotten (or maybe you don’t know) what caused Luna to depeg in the first place. Do Kwon built a house of cards that was so over leveraged that CZ and Sam Bankman-Fried blew away with only a few vague tweets. Do kwon didn’t help anything by becoming a global fugitive and going to prison. Overcoming all that negativity is not likely to occur. Especially when you have Justin Suns TRX succeeding where Luna failed, allegedly. I’ll agree with you though. There certainly is a non-zero chance that it could come back. But so could the Dinar lmao.
Yes a fiat currency is very different from Luna. Regardless of regional instability, the Dinar is backed by the GDP of a very oil rich country. Luna however was basically a house of cards that was riding on the mania you mentioned that the entire market was experiencing thanks to Covid stimulus checks. I could be wrong but when Luna failed to defend its peg, one can easily liken that to regional instability, which quite effectively chased away the majority of liquidity very rapidly. You mentioned that I forgot how Luna intended to defend its peg because it failed completely. You seem to have forgotten (or maybe you don’t know) what caused Luna to depeg in the first place. Do Kwon built a house of cards that was so over leveraged that CZ and Sam Bankman-Fried blew away with only a few vague tweets. Do kwon didn’t help anything by becoming a global fugitive and going to prison. Overcoming all that negativity is not likely to occur. Especially when you have Justin Suns TRX succeeding where Luna failed, allegedly. I’ll agree with you though. There certainly is a non-zero chance that it could come back. But so could the Dinar lmao.
A government who puts away criminals like CZ and doesn't manipulate the markets with inside trading and scam tokens is the missing link for adoption.
tldr; Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) emphasized that privacy is the key challenge for crypto payments adoption, as most cryptocurrencies lack sufficient privacy features. He highlighted risks like exposing user transactions and argued for evolving privacy-preserving infrastructure. CZ noted privacy coins are not the full solution and called for balancing privacy with regulatory compliance. He also pointed out that privacy issues hinder mainstream crypto adoption, urging the industry to address this gap. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
Aster lol CZ going to prison dog rip ur bag
The part you need to understand is that many crypto companies paid him many millions of dollars for the government to not go after their scams. Just like CZ from Binance who bought $2bn worth of Trumps crypto currency in exchange for a pardon. If crypto-criminals pay $2bn to be able to continue what they are doing, do you think retail investors will win?
Clickbait title guys. Its nothing to do with CZ, OP just used CZ for baiting us
Thank Brian Armstrong and CZ and the rest of the crypto billionaires for doing this. Imagine if Satoshi could see how COINBASE has become "the man".
Ofc navigating through crypto markets will always carry a certain degree of risk. I've tried following ppl who are influential in the market (ppl like Evan Luthra, CZ, etc.) to stay updated
tldr; Changpeng Zhao (CZ), CEO of Binance, has retracted his prediction of a Bitcoin supercycle in 2026 due to market volatility, misinformation, and geopolitical uncertainty. Initially optimistic about a multi-year bull run driven by institutional adoption and favorable policies, CZ now sees the market as unpredictable. He advises the crypto community to focus on long-term strategies like 'buy and hold' rather than reacting to market noise. Despite setbacks, CZ remains cautiously optimistic about Bitcoin's long-term growth potential through institutional adoption and regulatory clarity. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
At 24? First off all, solid position to even be asking this. BTC isn’t a crazy idea. But pulling the full $70k and going all-in? You might have to reconsider. Btc can drop hard before it goes up. If you’d panic seeing it down 20-30%, don’t fix everything at once. You can buy in parts instead of one big swing. Also, don’t follow the hype. Even big-shot founders and crypto KOLs like Vitalik, CZ, Balaji, and Evan Luthra always talk about long-term conviction and smart positioning. Maybe consider DCA instead of one giant move? Play it smart..
At 24, your biggest edge is time, not timing. Going all in on Bitcoin with $70k is a big concentration risk, even if you’re bullish. You could consider scaling in slowly instead of making one lump-sum move. A lot of investors, including people like Evan Luthra, CZ, Balaji usually talk about allocation and risk management first, conviction second. Make sure you’re okay with volatility before making a big shift.
nah was talking about the broader crypto space not BNB specifically. CZ was making the point that the whole industry needs better privacy for mainstream adoption. nobody wants their employer seeing their wallet balance on chain
tbh i was talking more about the broader crypto space not BNB specifically. CZ was pointing out that the whole industry needs better privacy tooling for mainstream adoption — like nobody wants their employer seeing their wallet balance on chain
Privacy is need not a want, even if shady fucks like CZ abuse it is needs to be available to the general public.
I agree. Every real cycle teaches the same lesson - sometimes bulls are a hype, and bears build wealth. If you observe carefully, you'll see Whales accumulating, exchange reserves dropping, and long-term holders stepping back in, which is not really a panic behavior. But don't confuse loud crypto influencers with smart capital. A crypto KOL with 1M followers isn’t automatically right. The ones worth watching, whether it’s a blockchain angel investor like Evan Luthra, or macro thinkers like Balaji, CZ, Vitalik, survived multiple cycles. They focus on structure in the long run. If you’re still here researching instead of rage-selling, you’re already ahead of most.. don't worry!
Trump pardoned CZ. There may have been some...agreements. Downdoot to your hearts content, but if the 24h volume is still in the billions, it makes little to no sense to empty reserves like that, especially in a volatile market.
tldr; Binance co-founder Changpeng 'CZ' Zhao has highlighted privacy gaps as a major obstacle to crypto payments becoming a global standard. He argues that the transparency of public ledgers deters businesses from adopting crypto for transactions, as it exposes sensitive financial data. CZ advocates for privacy-preserving technologies, citing security risks and the need for confidentiality. Binance is also investing in privacy-focused platforms to address these issues, despite regulatory challenges and concerns over illicit activities. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
What does everyone think of this? With all of the crypto kidnappings happening I think he has a point but at the same time, many view CZ as a massively shady character who will benefit from increased privacy protocols in crypto.
Crypto has been destroyed because of this greedy obsessive manipulative liquidation behavior of CZ and friends
It's a 2019 meme. It started by the Twitter persona known as AmericanHodl. It was in response to this tweet from CZ, the CEO of Binance. He suggested that owning just 1 BTC would place someone in the top 0.3% richest people in Bitcoin terms. https://twitter.com/cz_binance/status/1165533865554804739?s=21 The response was that “If you own 6.15 BTC, you are guaranteed to get eternal riches and big titty bitches."
Yea CZ wouldn't ever do that at Binanace.
CZ just did a Podcast talking about how he was sent to prison for 4 months for exactly this same thing. https://youtu.be/vQwXgxJxwnw?si=mOPmdyzbbSU2JYAA
Trump pardoned CZ. This admin doesn’t give a fuck about corruption.
Post is by: tornavec and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1r493q3/did_changpeng_zhao_turn_binance_into_a_promoter/ According to Forbes, roughly 90% of the Trump family firm's stablecoins are sitting on Binance. World Liberty Financial might grow that share even more after they launch a marketing farming campaign for USD1 holders. Legally speaking, the international crypto exchange Binance isn't allowed to serve US citizens. So it's plausible that CZ and the exchange used their reach to push Trump's crypto dollars to offshore buyers. World Liberty Financial makes money the Tether way—issuing USD1 and parking the fiat USD proceeds in US government bonds. Right now, 10-year Treasury yields are north of 4%, which translates into a tidy return for the Trump family. If the Fed cuts rates, bond yields dip. That could be an unpleasant surprise for crypto investors this year. Easier monetary policy might stop Bitcoin's slide, but it's not exactly in the Trump family's interest. Publicly, the US president is leaning on the Fed chair to lower rates. Behind the scenes, though, he'd rather install Kevin Warsh and take direct control of the regulator's policy. And that kind of control doesn't necessarily mean rates will actually go down. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoMarkets) if you have any questions or concerns.*
CZ nuked the price to get a better entry
CZ as in changpeng Zhao lol?
Look up ppl like CZ, Evan Luthra. They represent influential sides of the industry
Me, still DCAing!! I accepted I can’t time this thing. Fear of lower prices is always there and if you wait for “perfect entry,” you usually end up buying higher. I've also noticed the pattern where a lot of seasoned crypto KOLs and blockchain investors - Balaji, CZ, Pompliano, Evan Luthra, etc. talk more about long-term positioning and cycles than “perfect entries.” So, if I'm stuck, I turn to their insights.
Buffett’s quote sounds cool, but it only works if you actually understand why people are fearful. Otherwise its just another motivational caption. Buying 6 SOL isn’t crazy, it's a legit ecosystem. But if you're confused and need some reliable market insights, I would suggest don’t just rely on AI bots and random Reddit threads. Start following top crypto KOLs and blockchain investors who’ve survived multiple cycles - Balaji, CZ, Anthony Pompliano, Evan Luthra, etc. Not to copy trades blindly, but to understand how they think about risk, timing, and conviction, or even what their experience has been in the past. Most beginners lose money because they go all-in emotionally.
Sorry I was going off of a list I had found a while back…….. Top 5 influential people in crypto 1. Michael Saylor – Frequently called out as hugely influential (especially in Bitcoin circles like r/btc and r/Bitcoin) for corporate adoption, relentless advocacy, and turning MicroStrategy into a BTC vehicle that inspires retail and institutional holders. Threads often credit him with major personal/retail onboarding. 2. Vitalik Buterin – Regularly tops discussions as the most level-headed, important figure (e.g., in older and newer threads), especially for Ethereum/DeFi/smart contracts. Seen as a thoughtful ambassador who shapes the broader ecosystem beyond just BTC. 3. Brian Armstrong – Pops up a lot for Coinbase’s role in mainstream U.S. access, regulation pushes, and legitimacy (e.g., in CoinDesk lists shared on Reddit). Praised for onboarding normies and big money via compliant tools. 4. Changpeng Zhao (CZ) – Binance’s founder gets nods for massive global reach, liquidity, and user growth—even post-legal stuff. Reddit often highlights how Binance made crypto accessible worldwide. 5. Elon Musk – Acknowledged for market-moving hype, Tesla’s BTC buy, and bringing crypto to mainstream attention (though sometimes criticized for volatility). His cultural impact is hard to ignore in broader discussions.
I didn’t say it isn’t massively manipulated. I am saying it isn’t just CZ. A lot of these off-shore exchanges pulled off disgusting short wick pumps on low liquidity shitters. And most of them don’t even make it to Binance.
Crypto is best described with that Harry Potter meme of "Why is it always you three?" Because most of the time it's a handful of players that are causing the issues. Binance/CZ is one of these. It's an observation/theory. Nobody's obsessed. Pretending that crypto isn't already co-opted and massively manipulated is incredibly naive.
It was a joke, mate. Let me explain. The ₿6.15 is a 2019 meme. It started by the Twitter persona known as AmericanHodl. It was in response to this tweet from CZ, the CEO of Binance. He suggested that owning just 1 BTC would place someone in the top 0.3% richest people in Bitcoin terms. https://twitter.com/cz_binance/status/1165533865554804739?s=21 The response was that “If you own 6.15 BTC, you are guaranteed to get eternal riches and big titty bitches."
You all have an unhealthy obsession with CZ. That Pippin thing isn't even listed on Binance. Its largest volume is at Gate CEX. I have never used or worked for Binance, so I can talk entirely as an impartial observer. Making him a boogeyman for everything is not a healthy indication of this industry for outsiders to see.
Why do you listen to someone who runs hundreds of bots personally to trade against his own customers? Why would you trade on an exchange that was operating illegally in many places and had to be geoblocked? Why would anyone listen to what CZ says? In any other field or timeline he would be in jail.
This feels like CZ manipulation via Binance more than anything else. Pippin? Are you kidding. Everybody please do not buy this pig butchering scheme. Save your money.
I like how CZ said he has no involvement in the operations of binance when he got out of prison. Yet the exchange holds 87% of Trump's stable coin. Honestly what fucking crooks
It's not. It's because of CZ.