On October 27, 2025, CZ refuted Caixin’s report on his future roles with YZi Labs and government advisory, clarifying he hadn’t given such interviews.
This clarification highlights the volatility of media reports in crypto markets, underscoring the need for accurate information and its impact on market sentiment and regulatory expectations.
Following his presidential pardon, speculation arose about Binance’s U.S. market re-entry. Despite discussions, no new investments or advisor roles were confirmed. The pardon resulted in positive outlooks for regulatory relationships with the U.S., but this was separate from Caixin’s claims.
CZ used X to refute these statements. His correction focused on ensuring clarity around his activities amid evolving U.S. crypto policies. The market largely focused on optimism due to political shifts and Binance’s strategic direction, not the disputed Caixin report.
“It might as well be a formal request [for a pardon],” confirming he sought a presidential pardon, but not commenting on Caixin’s advisor/investment claims.
Did you know? CZ clarified misleading reports before when dealing with rumors about acquiring Binance US, spotlighting the need for accurate media communications in the crypto domain.
BNB is currently trading at $1,144.48, with a market cap of approximately $1.59 trillion. Its 24-hour trading volume is $3.22 billion, seeing a 2.36% increase in price over 24 hours. In the last 90 days, BNB’s price climbed 38.33%, according to CoinMarketCap.
The Coincu research team highlights that while BNB benefited from new U.S. listings, future regulatory outcomes remain uncertain. They emphasize the potential for further market reactions depending on evolving U.S. policies and Binance’s strategic decisions.
