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CZ Knows... he is talking to many Sovereigns (Patreon)

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2025-07-14 18:33:43
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I like this perspective

h/t Sanjay for the share

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Kaurs Squad

Old news, he said this a long time ago

Marcus Antony

Wait, BTC never goes straight up- it’s is going to pull back

The Bull

He should be saying this from a prison cell

FMGator

Really wish a journalist would stick a microphone in front of his face and ask him about the Solana price suppression games Binance is playing !!

Bimble Wimble

Not if he keeps manipulating prices with Wintermute 👀

Zookie_

My friends from the East don't believe in BTC, they think im delusional... this post gives a glimpse of validation from the East

Cmoney$$

Yeah he pumps his bags too, binance does illegal stuff with the manipulation it is tiresome

Paul O

Travesty if Trump doesn’t pardon CZ. CZ Did the Time. Binance Paid the Fine. But Crypto? Still Unstoppable. 💪🏻 While TradFi execs crash economies and walk free, CZ got 4 months for… not filling out enough paperwork. 🤡 This wasn’t SBF style theft. No users got rugged. Binance just moved too fast, too global, too free and Uncle Sam wasn’t ready. $4.3B fine later… CZ took it like a boss. CZ …Good guy. Loves crypto. Better than the bankers who ruined 2008. This ain’t about one man. It’s about freedom of money and they know it. You can jail the builder… But you can’t stop the chain. CZ onboarded half the planet into crypto. Love him or hate him, he's a pivotal figure in this revolution. He’s a GOAT 🐐 DO not forget… He took down the Fraud King himself. While the suits cried regulation, CZ played 4D chess: Sounded the alarm on SBF’s FTX Pulled the plug on their house of cards Fried Bankman-Fraud with one tweet SBF stole billions. CZ got slapped for paperwork. One's doing decades. The other owned it, did his time, and is still walking tall. 💪🏻 CZ took the heat so the rest of crypto could keep building.

Paul O
>>180442328

Binance isn’t suppressing Solana the market is just reacting to massive rotation, ETF hype, and whales repositioning. Solana's price had an explosive run-up. It’s one of the few real L1s with actual throughput. It's being used for tokenized assets, real-world finance, and DePIN infra. When big players (including Binance users) take profits, that’s not suppression that’s price discovery. If Binance wanted to suppress Solana: They wouldn’t be listing new Solana tokens weekly. They wouldn’t be integrating Solana DeFi apps through Binance Wallet or bridging tools. They wouldn’t be earning fees off all that SOL trading volume. Don’t forget: FTX and SBF were the ones holding 50+ million SOL, using it as monopoly money. CZ helped expose them, not wreck Solana. Binance is a marketplace. Whales play games. But Solana’s value is in its utility, not its short-term candles. Zoom out. It’s consolidation not conspiracy.

Clark
>>180465206

Nonsense. Binance is still the backer to so much poison in the system. Why should CZ get a pardon? He did the time, and the punishment is over. He doesn't deserve any medals. Actions speak louder than words. The dirt that this guy must have done, that we don't know about, for him to voluntarily turn himself in. It must be gargantuan.

lee

Cz is a criminal. Should be in prison

Paul O
>>180459741

Thanks for the math lesson, professor. Now maybe go read the actual post next time. Most people didn’t look into what actually happened at Binance they just absorbed headlines and ran with it. Here’s the uncomfortable truth: The SEC and politicians like Elizabeth Warren bet big on Sam Bankman-Fried. They propped him up as the “good” crypto guy regulatory-friendly, D.C.-polished, and easy to control. When it turned out he was just another fraudster running a literal Ponzi scheme, it made them look incompetent at best complicit at worst. So what did they do? They redirected their wrath toward CZ. Why? Because Binance was too big to ignore global, independent, and thriving outside their preferred influence circles. Gensler and Warren were infants throwing a temper tantrum because SBF threw egg in their faces!!!! No customer funds were lost. No fraud was committed. Binance kept operating during the FTX implosion. CZ didn’t “get away with something.” He took the heat to keep Binance alive settled the case, paid the fines, stepped down, and moved forward. That’s leadership. That’s maturity. That’s not what SBF did. So yeah, again I repeat…if we’re handing out financial pardons to actual banks who helped cartels wash money, maybe the guy who helped onboard a generation into crypto without losing user funds deserves a little perspective.

Paul O
>>180440040

Ignorance is bliss!!!! Truth is CZ was a scapegoat. The same regulators and politicians who embraced Sam Bankman-Fried as the poster child for “safe” crypto got publicly embarrassed when it turned out he was running a criminal empire. So what did they do? They turned around and hammered CZ not for fraud, not for stealing funds, but for compliance lapses at a global exchange growing faster than regulators could keep up. Meanwhile… Big banks launder cartel drug money, rig LIBOR rates, crash the entire housing market… Not one CEO does time in prison!!!!! The corporations pay a fine, nobody takes personal accountability, and everyone gets a bonus 🤣 But CZ? He builds the largest crypto exchange in the world. No users harmed. No collapse. He steps down, pays the fines, serves time and he still gets dragged through the mud. That’s not justice. That’s a political clean-up job. When government failure is exposed, they don’t accept blame they find a villain. The fact that this is how our justice system works two-tiered, selective, and politically reactive should make every free-thinking person cringe. Because if they can do this to a global entrepreneur who voluntarily turned himself in… what does that say about the rule of law?