Changpeng Zhao says WSJ was paid to smear him
The WSJ described Binance’s former CEO as a “fixer” for Donald Trump’s crypto firm. Zhao said it was a paid smear.
The WSJ described Binance’s former CEO as a “fixer” for Donald Trump’s crypto firm. Zhao said it was a paid smear.
According to CZ, he only applied for a pardon two weeks ago, after Bloomberg and the Wall Street Journal wrote about a potential deal.
Former Binance chief Changpeng Zhao has been branded “problematic” after he was accused of spreading lies about Boop Fun founder Dingaling.
The spat began when Zhao challenged the WSJ claim that as part of Zhao’s plea deal, he agreed to give evidence on Justin Sun.
Users have spent $81,000 to send messages to Changpeng Zhao on the “pay-to-reach” site Reach Me, but he’s ignored 37% of them.