CZ 发推表示，否认《华尔街日报》报道中关于其与特朗普家族讨论币安美国交易或赦免的说法，称“弄错了事实”。CZ 透露，WSJ 向数百人询问相关问题，试图制造新闻，但其从未与任何人讨论过币安美国交易或赦免事宜。他表示，作为美国历史上因单一《银行保密法》（BSA）指控入狱的唯一罪犯，不反对赦免，但强调报道可能针对特朗普总统及加密行业反映前政府“反加密战争”的余波。

<div>CZ 发推表示，否认《华尔街日报》报道中关于其与特朗普家族讨论币安美国交易或赦免的说法，称“弄错了事实”。CZ 透露，WSJ 向数百人询问相关问题，试图制造新闻，但其从未与任何人讨论过币安美国交易或赦免事宜。他表示，作为美国历史上因单一《银行保密法》（BSA）指控入狱的唯一罪犯，不反对赦免，但强调报道可能针对特朗普总统及加密行业反映前政府“反加密战争”的余波。<br><br></div>

CZ 表示，我没有和任何人讨论过币安美国的交易

<CZ> stated in a tweet that he denies the claims in The Wall Street Journal report about discussing Binance US transactions or pardons with the Trump family, saying "the facts were misrepresented." <CZ> revealed that the WSJ asked hundreds of people related questions in an attempt to create news, but he has never discussed Binance US transactions or pardons with anyone. He stated that as the only convict in US history imprisoned solely for a Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) charge, he does not oppose a pardon, but emphasized that the report may be targeting former President Trump and reflecting the aftermath of the "anti-crypto war" of the previous administration.

CZ tweeted to deny the claims in The Wall Street Journal report about discussing Binance US transactions or pardons with the Trump family, saying "the facts were wrong." CZ revealed that the WSJ asked hundreds of people related questions in an attempt to create news, but he had never discussed Binance US transactions or pardons with anyone. He stated that as the only criminal convicted solely under the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) in US history, he does not oppose a pardon, but emphasized that the report may be targeting former President Trump and reflecting the aftermath of the "anti-crypto war" of the previous administration.

CZ said: I have not discussed the Binance US transaction with anyone

Odaily reported that according to <The Wall Street Journal>, CZ remains the largest shareholder of Binance, and Binance has admitted to violating U.S. anti-money laundering laws in 2023. Previously, sources revealed that representatives of the Trump family have held negotiations on investing in Binance's U.S. subsidiary, aiming to explore business development.

WSJ: CZ is still the largest shareholder of Binance

According to The Wall Street Journal, Binance founder CZ has been seeking a pardon from the Trump administration.

WSJ: CZ has been seeking a pardon from the Trump administration

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On March 13, according to a report in The Wall Street Journal, sources familiar with the matter revealed that representatives of US President Donald Trump have held negotiations regarding taking a stake in the cryptocurrency trading platform Binance.US, with possibilities including the Trump family holding shares or trading through <World Liberty Financial>.

The article states that Trump is increasingly blurring the lines between his presidential position and business activities, and engaging in commercial transactions with Binance's largest shareholder CZ, who is seeking government pardons, will create unprecedented overlaps between his businesses and the government. For the Trump family, holding shares in Binance.US would give them the opportunity to participate in the potential resurgence of the US cryptocurrency trading market, as the crypto industry is thriving with the US government lifting restrictive regulatory threats.

After a sharp decline in business following regulatory actions, Binance began exploring a return to the US market around the time of Trump's election victory last year. Sources familiar with the matter said the company expressed willingness to reach an agreement with Trump's companies and hoped to resolve its legal issues. After Trump's victory, Binance set up a team led by CEO Richard Teng, including senior legal and compliance personnel, to evaluate various options.

The Wall Street Journal article noted that last month, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) requested a court to temporarily suspend fraud lawsuits against Justin Sun and his three companies after he became the largest investor in <World Liberty Financial>. A source familiar with the matter revealed that Binance's top management has discussed internally whether to take a similar approach: injecting funds into <World Liberty Financial> in exchange for CZ's pardon.