Binance聯合創始人Changpeng“ CZ” Zhao召集了《華爾街日報》的報告，稱其為“熱門作品”

在X帖子中，趙批評了該出版物對他所謂的世界自由金融的描述，該項目由美國總統唐納德·特朗普（Donald Trump）隸屬的商業實體支持。

Binance co-founder and former CEO Changpeng "CZ" Zhao has hit back at a report by The Wall Street Journal, which he described as a "hit piece" filled with inaccuracies and negative assumptions.

Binance聯合創始人和前首席執行官Changpeng“ CZ” Zhao在《華爾街日報》的一份報告中反擊了，他將其描述為“熱門單曲”，充滿了不准確和負面假設。

In an X post on Saturday, Zhao criticized the publication's portrayal of his alleged involvement with World Liberty Financial, the decentralized finance project backed by a business entity affiliated with US President Donald Trump. Trump's sons — Eric and Donald Jr. — are involved in the management of the company.

在周六的X帖子中，趙批評了該出版物的描繪，據稱他參與了世界自由金融，這是由美國總統唐納德·特朗普（Donald Trump）隸屬的商業實體支持的分散財務項目。特朗普的兒子 - 埃里克（Eric）和小唐納德（Donald Jr.）參與了公司管理。

Zhao said the article portrayed him as acting as a "fixer" for the WLF team and its co-founder Zach Witkoff during foreign trips. The article suggested Zhao facilitated introductions and meetings for WLF leaders during his travels, including a visit to Pakistan that reportedly resulted in a memorandum of understanding with a local official.

趙說，這篇文章將他描繪成在外國旅行中的WLF團隊及其聯合創始人Zach Witkoff的“固定者”。文章建議趙在旅行期間為WLF領導人提供了介紹和會議，其中包括對巴基斯坦的訪問，據報導，這導致了與當地官員的諒解備忘錄。

"I am not a fixer for anyone," Zhao stated, firmly denying that he connected Pakistani official "Mr. Saqib" with WLF or organized any engagements abroad. "They had known each other way back, whereas I only met with Mr. Saqib for the first time in Pakistan."

趙說：“我不是任何人的修復者。”他堅定地否認他將巴基斯坦官員“薩基布先生”與WLF聯繫起來或在國外組織了任何參與。 “他們互相認識，而我才第一次在巴基斯坦遇到了薩基布先生。”

The article by the WSJ focused on diplomatic and business dealings involving WLF co-founders Steve Witkoff and his son, Zach Witkoff. Steve Witkoff serves as the US Special Envoy to the Middle East under the Trump administration, while Zach Witkoff has been involved in securing a reported $2 billion crypto deal.

WSJ的文章重點介紹了涉及WLF聯合創始人史蒂夫·威特科夫（Steve Witkoff）和他的兒子Zach Witkoff的外交和商業交易。史蒂夫·維科夫（Steve Witkoff）擔任特朗普政府領導下的中東特別節目，而扎克·維科夫（Zach Witkoff）則參與了據報導的20億美元加密交易。

The report by the outlet raised questions about whether diplomatic efforts overlapped with private crypto ventures. It also implied that Zhao may have been attempting to curry favor with the Trump administration.

媒體的報告提出了有關外交工作是否與私人加密貨幣合資企業重疊的問題。這也暗示趙可能一直在努力對特朗普政府求愛。

On May 6, Zhao confirmed that he is seeking a pardon from the Trump administration for his earlier money laundering conviction.

5月6日，趙證實，他正在為特朗普政府尋求赦免，因為他的早期洗錢定罪。

The report also highlighted that WLFI, which raised over $600 million in token sales, does not disclose the names of all its investors.

該報告還強調，WLFI籌集了超過6億美元的代幣銷售額，並未透露其所有投資者的名稱。

The post by the Binance chief came after the WSJ submitted a list of questions containing what he described as "wrong and negative assumptions." He and his public relations team responded by pointing out several factual inaccuracies, he said, but concluded that the article was "built on a flawed narrative."

Binance負責人的帖子發表在WSJ提交了包含他所說的“錯誤和負面假設”的問題清單之後。他說，他和他的公共關係團隊指出了幾種事實上的錯誤，但得出的結論是，這篇文章“建立在有缺陷的敘事上”。

Zhao slammed the WSJ, calling it a "mouthpiece" for anti-crypto forces in the United States. He said the forces behind the publication want to hinder efforts to make the US a crypto capital.

趙猛擊了WSJ，稱其為美國反克里普托部隊的“喉舌”。他說，該出版物背後的力量希望阻礙使美國成為加密首都的努力。

"They want to attack crypto, global crypto leaders and the pro-crypto administration," CZ claimed, saying the article is part of a broader effort to stifle the industry's growth in the US.

CZ聲稱：“他們想攻擊加密貨幣，全球加密貨幣領導者和親克萊普托政府。”他說，這篇文章是扼殺該行業在美國增長的更廣泛努力的一部分。

This is not the first time Zhao has clapped back at the WSJ recently. In an April 11 report, the publication cited anonymous sources alleging that agreed to testify against Tron founder Justin Sun as he settled with US prosecutors.

這不是趙最近第一次拍拍WSJ。該出版物在4月11日的報告中列舉了匿名消息來源，指稱同意針對特隆創始人賈斯汀·孫（Justin Sun）與美國檢察官定居時作證。

CZ dismissed the report, saying that people who become government witnesses don't go to jail and are protected. CZ also claimed that someone paid WSJ employees to smear his name.

CZ駁回了該報告，稱成為政府證人的人不會入獄並受到保護。 CZ還聲稱有人付錢給WSJ員工塗抹他的名字。