In his all new memoir, former Changpeng Zhao has accused competing crypto exchanges of spending “millions in lobbying fees” and funded negative media coverage in an effort to block his presidential pardon.

Former Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao has published a 364-page memoir, Freedom of Money, offering a rare insider account of building the world’s largest crypto exchange—before its dramatic collision with regulators led to his criminal conviction and prison sentence.

Binance has filed a defamation lawsuit against The Wall Street Journal after the media outlet tried to expose the exchange for helping Iran to evade US sanctions.

Did the world’s largest crypto exchange process billions in transactions tied to Iranian entities connected to terrorism — or is it the victim of a coordinated media attack?

Binance has converted part of its $1 billion SAFU reserve from stablecoins into Bitcoin, buying an additional 1,315 BTC and bringing the fund’s total to 2,630 BTC. The move comes amid market volatility and insolvency rumours, but Binance says the transfers will not affect Bitcoin’s price.

Binance founder Changpeng “CZ” Zhao is pushing back against criticism over his recent “buy and hold” comment, arguing that his remarks were misrepresented and that long-term investing discipline

Binance co-founder Changpeng Zhao has ruled out any return to the crypto exchange he helped build, despite receiving a presidential pardon from U.S. President Donald Trump

Kyrgyzstan has taken another step toward embedding digital assets into its financial system after cryptocurrency exchange Binance listed the country’s first som-pegged stablecoin, a move that signals growing state-level confidence in blockchain-based payments and infrastructure.

Binance co-founder Changpeng “CZ” Zhao is saying enough is enough, as he closes he wallet from opportunistic memecoin projects who are trying to leverage on his crypto wallet for free publicity.

Former Binance boss Changpeng “CZ” Zhao says he was stunned when President Donald Trump pardoned him in October — and insists the move was no payoff. The pardon has launched an awkward public triangle: political opponents demanding answers, the White House defending the decision, and CZ attempting to rebuild a reputation tarnished by criminal pleas and regulatory fights.