CZ reiterated that Binance has not borrowed, sold assets, or raised funds to deal with recent events, but rather used its own balance sheet.
CZ reiterated that Binance has not borrowed, sold assets, or raised funds to address recent events, but rather utilized its own balance sheet. He emphasized that Binance's approach differs from other incidents people often compare it to. CZ previously stated that Binance has allocated 100% of its funds, with only 5% remaining to be converted into small-cap cryptocurrencies, a process that takes time, and that Binance holds crypto assets long-term.
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