Senator goes head-to-head with CZ—the lawsuit is on
CZ and Warren have really locked horns this time; lawyers’ letters have been flying.
Warren posted on X: CZ pleaded guilty to money laundering and served time, then “funded Trump’s stablecoin and lobbied for a pardon”; “if Congress doesn’t stop this corruption, it’s complicit.” CZ’s lawyers sent a letter threatening to sue for defamation and demanding an immediate retraction. Warren’s lawyers fired back over the weekend, calling the allegations “baseless.”
An X Community Note piled on: CZ pleaded guilty to violating the Bank Secrecy Act (for failing to maintain adequate anti-money-laundering procedures), not to “money laundering.” Warren’s lawyers doubled down: the government itself calls the BSA an anti-money-laundering law, and they cited a 1991 case saying that “minor inaccuracies don’t amount to falsification.”
Put simply, it’s a he-said-she-said: lawyers are splitting hairs, while each side sees what it wants politically. Warren wants to cast herself as an “anti-corruption crusader”; CZ wants to clear his name and move on. Neither is really looking out for crypto. BNB is up about 18% in a month and has topped $1,140—what do you make of this war of words: bearish or bullish? Let us know in the comments.
#CZ #沃伦 #特赦风波 #币圈政治 #BNB
CZ and Warren have really locked horns this time; lawyers’ letters have been flying.
Warren posted on X: CZ pleaded guilty to money laundering and served time, then “funded Trump’s stablecoin and lobbied for a pardon”; “if Congress doesn’t stop this corruption, it’s complicit.” CZ’s lawyers sent a letter threatening to sue for defamation and demanding an immediate retraction. Warren’s lawyers fired back over the weekend, calling the allegations “baseless.”
An X Community Note piled on: CZ pleaded guilty to violating the Bank Secrecy Act (for failing to maintain adequate anti-money-laundering procedures), not to “money laundering.” Warren’s lawyers doubled down: the government itself calls the BSA an anti-money-laundering law, and they cited a 1991 case saying that “minor inaccuracies don’t amount to falsification.”
Put simply, it’s a he-said-she-said: lawyers are splitting hairs, while each side sees what it wants politically. Warren wants to cast herself as an “anti-corruption crusader”; CZ wants to clear his name and move on. Neither is really looking out for crypto. BNB is up about 18% in a month and has topped $1,140—what do you make of this war of words: bearish or bullish? Let us know in the comments.
#CZ #沃伦 #特赦风波 #币圈政治 #BNB