Binance founder and former CEO Changpeng Zhao (CZ) is preparing to return to the spotlight after receiving a pardon from US President Donald 0 hours after the pardon was announced, Zhao posted a statement on social media platform X, saying, “I am grateful to President Trump for today's pardon and for upholding America's commitment to justice, innovation, and 1 will do everything we can to make America the capital of cryptocurrencies.” The pardon marks a remarkable comeback for Zhao, who resigned as Binance CEO nearly two years ago after pleading guilty to charges of failing to prevent money 2 say the decision could pave the way for Zhao to reclaim an active role at Binance and his other 3 Trump administration is known for its policies supporting digital assets.
Binance's support for a Trump-affiliated company's stablecoin project also drew attention 4 characterized this collaboration as a conflict of interest, while White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt stated that the pardon “has been thoroughly evaluated from a legal perspective.” Markets reacted quickly following the pardon. BNB, the Binance ecosystem's native altcoin, gained as much as 8% following the 5 to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, Zhao's wealth currently stands at $58 billion. Binance's US arm, Binance. US, still has limited operations and is managed independently of the main platform.
However, following the amnesty, Binance is reportedly considering restructuring in the US market and considering integration options with its global 6 News: A Metric That Could Signal About Ethereum's Price Has Emerged - Analysts Reveal “This cycle is largely driven by US institutional 7 may now shift its focus in that direction,” said Markus Thielen, CEO of 10x 8 the pardon, Zhao appears to have begun to reassess his political and global 9 has met with leaders in countries like Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and Pakistan, and serves on blockchain advisory councils in regions ranging from Dubai to 10 also supports the decentralized exchange Aster and is working on a new education-focused 11 hinted at a comeback at the Token2049 conference in Dubai, saying, “I'm still young.
I can't play golf all day, I need to be productive.” Changing his social media profile from “ex-Binance” to simply “@Binance” fueled speculation about whether he would return to his CEO role. However, those close to Zhao believe he is not eager to return directly to the CEO role. “He's acting more comfortably now,” said David Namdar, a director at BNB Treasury. “I would be surprised if he were to return to the CEO role.” “I expect Zhao to be more involved in Binance operations after the pardon.
A founder's return usually drives growth and efficiency,” said Cosmo Jiang, a partner at Pantera Capital. *This is not investment 12 Reading: After the Pardon, Rumors Began to Spread That Binance Founder CZ Would Return to the CEO Position
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