CZ denies the role of ‘fixative’ in the financial agreements of world freedom

The former CEO of Binance, Changpeng Zhao (CZ), has denied the statements that he acted as a “fixative” in the treatment that involves World Liberty Financial (WLF).

CZ is accusing the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) to publish another “successful piece” based on false information and negative intention.

Negative intentions and inaccuracies

In a May X mailHe affirmed that the media reports had become a textbook case of the “Cunningham Law”. Zhao explained that a few days before the article was published, the company’s public relations team had sent several questions based on false assumptions.

“We told them that there were numerous inaccuracies and unfounded inferences,” he wrote. The publication asked his team to identify mistakes, but explained that a story cannot be corrected when it is based on negative intentions from the beginning.

Among the statements made in WSJ’s investigation was that CZ had helped WLF organize meetings with government officials in Pakistan, Malaysia and Kyrgyzstan. The article suggested that he presented a Pakistani official, Mr. Saqib, to the WLF team.

A week after his visit to the region, the cryptographic project appointed man as an advisor. In addition, the Journal emphasized that on April 26, the WLF team traveled to Pakistan to sign a memorandum of understanding with the government.

However, the former Exchange Executive has denied these statements. “I am not a reparator for anyone,” he said. He also clarified that he did not connect to Mr. Saqib with the WLF team, pointing out that they were already known. Zhao added that he had met the Pakistani official for the first time during his stay in the country.

The Binance co -founder also suggested that WSJ’s article was part of a broader agenda to stop progress in the cryptographic industry.

“There are forces in the USA. Uu. Who want to hinder efforts to make the United States the capital of cryptography. They want to attack Crypto, global crypto leaders and the Pro-Crypto administration,” he said.

A story of false claims

This is not the first time that Zhao accuses WSJ of publishing false stories. In March, the newspaper shared that Trump’s family was in conversations to invest in Binance.us and that the 48 -year -old man was looking for presidential forgiveness.

At that time, he described the article as a politically motivated, suggesting that it was an attempt to undermine the president and the cryptographic industry. However, he acknowledged that he had formally requested Trump’s clemency.

More recently, the former CEO dismissed The accusations of separate news that said he had agreed to provide evidence against the founder of Tron, Justin Sun, as part of a guilt agreement with the United States Department of Justice (DOJ).

CZ suggested that the report could be linked to lobbying efforts aimed at damaging the reputation of its and Binance. Sun too refused The statements, saying that he did not know such rumors and referred to Zhao as his “mentor and close friend.”