The conversations, according to a representative for Binance who spoke to Bloomberg, were centered on issues of global regulation and how Middle Eastern regulators might lead the globe by exploring more stringent proof of custody rules.
Zhao spoke with possible donors, including organizations connected to Sheikh Tahnoon Bin Zayed, the National Security Adviser of the United Arab Emirates. The amount of the fund and the initiatives it would assist have not yet been determined, and it may take a few weeks until the fund is founded.
However, CZ tweeted the word “False” in response to the Bloomberg report’s headline.
Last week, the CEO of Binance announced that the company was creating an industry recovery fund to aid projects that are otherwise strong but are experiencing a liquidity crisis.
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