📰 An article about CZ’s life in Abu Dhabi, portraying his day-to-day routine with a bit of contrast: living near a villa with bodyguards, a chef, and a yacht—yet when he goes out, he sits in the driver’s seat himself in a Nissan, with his phone mounted in front of the windshield, looking like a regular driver.
🔥 But honestly, he is no longer an ordinary entrepreneur. CZ previously pleaded guilty in the United States over his role managing Binance. After serving four months, he returned to Abu Dhabi, and he remains Binance’s largest shareholder. The report estimates his net worth at about $114 billion. In his day-to-day life, he also takes private jets back and forth between different countries, providing the government with advice on crypto regulatory oversight.
💡 Even more interesting are his choices. In 2013, he sold his three-bedroom apartment in Shanghai and poured the entire $900,000 into Bitcoin. In 2017, he founded Binance, and within a few months it became the world’s largest crypto exchange. Later, he continued searching for more jurisdictional environments that better suited the business. Abu Dhabi seems to have become his ideal base.
👀 His network is also increasingly closer to the centers of power. Binance has established business ties with World Liberty Financial, which was founded by the Trump family. CZ also interacts with members of the UAE royal family, political figures from various countries, and major capital players. Last year, Trump pardoned CZ; and last year World Liberty brought Trump $799 million in revenue.
🤔 What truly feels uncomfortable about this article isn’t that CZ has money—it’s that as the crypto industry has moved from the margins to the mainstream, the boundaries between capital, regulation, and politics have become increasingly difficult to distinguish. Do you think this is crypto being accepted by the mainstream, or that power is beginning to redefine the rules of the game?
#CZ #币安 #加密行业 #阿布扎比
🔥 But honestly, he is no longer an ordinary entrepreneur. CZ previously pleaded guilty in the United States over his role managing Binance. After serving four months, he returned to Abu Dhabi, and he remains Binance’s largest shareholder. The report estimates his net worth at about $114 billion. In his day-to-day life, he also takes private jets back and forth between different countries, providing the government with advice on crypto regulatory oversight.
💡 Even more interesting are his choices. In 2013, he sold his three-bedroom apartment in Shanghai and poured the entire $900,000 into Bitcoin. In 2017, he founded Binance, and within a few months it became the world’s largest crypto exchange. Later, he continued searching for more jurisdictional environments that better suited the business. Abu Dhabi seems to have become his ideal base.
👀 His network is also increasingly closer to the centers of power. Binance has established business ties with World Liberty Financial, which was founded by the Trump family. CZ also interacts with members of the UAE royal family, political figures from various countries, and major capital players. Last year, Trump pardoned CZ; and last year World Liberty brought Trump $799 million in revenue.
🤔 What truly feels uncomfortable about this article isn’t that CZ has money—it’s that as the crypto industry has moved from the margins to the mainstream, the boundaries between capital, regulation, and politics have become increasingly difficult to distinguish. Do you think this is crypto being accepted by the mainstream, or that power is beginning to redefine the rules of the game?
#CZ #币安 #加密行业 #阿布扎比
