Previously, once Voyager filed for bankruptcy, FTX emerged as the front-runner to buy the lender, with Binance’s proposal reportedly being resisted because it may compromise national security.
Zhao stated:
“I think the U.S. national security concerns were rumors spread by FTX to try and push us out of the bid. There was never any concerns about us participating in the bid.”
It looks like the exchange has reached legal agreements, so bidding for Voyager continues:
“Binance.US will make another bid for Voyager now, given FTX is no longer able to follow through on that commitment,” added CZ.
Zhao said on BloombergTV his company is mistakenly believed to be Chinese “because I look Chinese,” then asserted, “Binance is not a Chinese company, we are not related to China at all.”
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