Binance founder CZ retweeted: FBI affidavit reveals Hamas advised avoiding Binance, recommending Trust Wallet, RedotPay, OKX, Kast, and Bybit instead.
Binance founder CZ retweeted Jeff John Roberts' post, which mentioned that an FBI affidavit revealed interesting details about Hamas's latest crypto seizures: terrorists were advised to avoid Binance and instead use platforms such as Trust Wallet, RedotPay, OKX, Kast, and Bybit. Additionally, Chainalysis stated that Hamas is using one-time burn accounts for donations but was tracked due to using the same wallet to pay gas fees.
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