Changpeng Zhao: Crypto Industry Should Unite, Not Target Peers.

Key Points:

• Changpeng Zhao recently issued a declaration addressing the current FUD circulating in the cryptocurrency business. 
• According to him, the recent FUD may have been funded by other platforms, and the industry should band together rather than target one another.

Changpeng Zhao, the CEO of Binance, recently issued a comment addressing current FUD in the cryptocurrency business. 

According to Zhao, bad news may be promoted by other exchanges, and rather than attacking one another, the business should band together. Zhao stressed the significance of business cooperation and mutual support, especially during difficult times. He also mentioned that Binance will continue to support the global adoption of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology.

To summarize, while recent FUD has created some worry within the industry, Zhao’s statement serves as a warning that it is critical to remain united and focused on the larger picture of advancing the adoption of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology. It’s worth noting that Zhao’s message isn’t just pertinent to the present circumstance; it also highlights a broader problem within the cryptocurrency business. 

There have been cases in the past of exchanges and other industry actors assaulting one another, often motivated by rivalry and personal interests. However, this strategy weakens the industry as a whole and adds needless conflict. 

“The latest FUD is only spread by encrypted news media and KOL, and it is likely to be implanted/sponsored by another exchange,” Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao wrote on April 4. This stingy strategy is harming both the business and themselves. There are already too many outside powers attacking us, and our sector needs to band together at this point.”

Binance refuted earlier today that “Interpol issued a red notice to Changpeng Zhao.” In reaction to the Twitter report that “Interpol issued a red notice to Changpeng Zhao,” a Binance representative stated in an email that “this rumor is not true.” Changpeng Zhao also reacted on Twitter, claiming that the arrest order spreading on the Internet was a photoshopped image and advising users to ban the source of the misinformation.

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