The world’s richest man and the founder of the biggest crypto exchange are beefing online again 😳
On Oct. 29, hackers reportedly drained around $6.3B worth of crypto from Binance.
Elon Musk’s reaction? A couple of laughing emojis under the news and a simple line: “Everyday is Zeroday.”
CZ clearly didn’t find it funny.
“Elon, have a lot of respect for you, but bad time to troll. Please stop,” he replied.
Then came the interesting part.
Binance had invested $500M into Elon’s Twitter buyout, and that stake later turned into SpaceX shares reportedly worth more than $1B.
So technically, Elon was joking about a security incident involving a company that is also one of his own investors. 😅
And this isn’t the first time these two have clashed.
Back in November 2021, Binance users faced issues withdrawing DOGE. Elon publicly called the situation “shady,” while CZ pushed back, saying it was a software glitch—not something shady—and compared it to Tesla dealing with software-related issues.
This time, Binance co-CEO Yi He stepped in with a calmer response, saying Binance generates enough revenue to absorb the loss without needing to sell any SpaceX shares.
Crypto Twitter drama never disappoints. 😂
#Binance #CZ #Musk
$DOGE
$TSLAB
$SPCXB
On Oct. 29, hackers reportedly drained around $6.3B worth of crypto from Binance.
Elon Musk’s reaction? A couple of laughing emojis under the news and a simple line: “Everyday is Zeroday.”
CZ clearly didn’t find it funny.
“Elon, have a lot of respect for you, but bad time to troll. Please stop,” he replied.
Then came the interesting part.
Binance had invested $500M into Elon’s Twitter buyout, and that stake later turned into SpaceX shares reportedly worth more than $1B.
So technically, Elon was joking about a security incident involving a company that is also one of his own investors. 😅
And this isn’t the first time these two have clashed.
Back in November 2021, Binance users faced issues withdrawing DOGE. Elon publicly called the situation “shady,” while CZ pushed back, saying it was a software glitch—not something shady—and compared it to Tesla dealing with software-related issues.
This time, Binance co-CEO Yi He stepped in with a calmer response, saying Binance generates enough revenue to absorb the loss without needing to sell any SpaceX shares.
Crypto Twitter drama never disappoints. 😂
#Binance #CZ #Musk
$DOGE
$TSLAB
$SPCXB
