CZ responded to a report saying that a certain CEX provides temporary relocation for employees to the UAE, saying it is misleading. He emphasized that it is not a new situation and believes the UAE is still safe. The CEX said that offering a migration option is to flexibly respond to heightened regional tensions, but the employees still choose to stay in the UAE and the business is operating normally.

Changpeng Zhao, recalling the 2017 policy turmoil, said that after it, venture capital took a cautious approach, and Sequoia paused its collaboration. He felt disappointed, but he still achieved user growth after the policy shock. In the end, due to a valuation disagreement, Sequoia was unable to invest. CZ believes that venture capital only supports projects in good times.

CZ, in his new book, recalls his experience of quitting high-frequency socializing activities around 2015, emphasizing that his core focus was working with high efficiency—compressing meetings, reducing ineffective communication, and concentrating on quickly executing projects. This shift became an important turning point in his career development and influenced his management style. He warns that “success slightly above average is the most dangerous,” as it can lead to complacency.

Gate News message. April 8, CZ posted on the X platform stating that his old phone number has been deactivated for many years. He said the identity of the current owner using that number appears suspicious—possibly a hacker or a police officer. CZ said that the new number’s owner previously attempted to apply to be his assistant. CZ reminded users to pay attention to account security and advised them not to add this number.

In his new book, CZ recalls a mistake he made when buying Bitcoin using BTC-e after Mt. Gox collapsed. He accidentally sent 46 BTC to the wrong address, resulting in the permanent loss of the assets, worth about $30k. He highlighted the risk of blockchain transactions being irreversible and the lack of a centralized compensation mechanism.

Gate News update. On April 8, CZ (Changpeng Zhao) recalled in his new book that in July 2013, he first heard about Bitcoin during a poker game attended by investors and entrepreneurs. At the time, Cao Darong, general manager of G. Speed China, mentioned, "There’s a new thing called Bitcoin you can take a look at." After that, Li Qiyuan, CEO of Bitcoin China, further suggested that he allocate 10% of his assets to Bitcoin, when the Bitcoin price was $70. CZ revealed that while working in the sales of trading systems, he gradually became fond of playing Texas Hold’em, golf, and going to KTV.

Gate News message, April 3, CZ posted on a social platform announcing that its new book, 《Freedom of Money》, is planned to be officially released next week. At present, the e-book is open for pre-order, offering the English edition and the Traditional Chinese edition. The English hardcover will be released next week as well, and other language versions will be rolled out in the coming months.

When responding to the potential threats that quantum computing could pose to cryptocurrencies, CZ emphasized that there’s no need to panic. Most cryptocurrencies can defend against the threat through upgrades, but coordinating upgrades across decentralized networks is likely to spark controversy. He warned that projects that have already stopped being maintained are difficult to upgrade and may disappear, while also urging users to migrate to quantum-resistant wallets to protect their assets. In particular, for the Bitcoin held by Satoshi Nakamoto, if quantum computing matures, it may need to be locked up or destroyed to prevent attacks. Overall, he believes that cryptocurrency is generally easier to secure than to crack.

BlockBeats news, on March 28, in response to community discussions about the high fees for Binance TWAP (Time Weighted Average Price) orders, users posted on social media questioning why this function, which can be implemented with a simple strategy, incurs an additional fee of about 0.12%, which is clearly too high. In this regard, CZ publicly responded, saying: "Well, that's too expensive." This brief statement was interpreted by the market as a direct acknowledgment of user concerns and also indirectly reflects that there may be room for reevaluation of pricing for related products within the platform.

> Original Title: "Did CZ Get Cut Too? The Battle for Control of BNB Treasury CEA Industries" > Original Author: Golem, Odaily Planet Daily The crypto world’s winds come quickly and go just as fast. DAT once caused a huge stir in 2025, with a large group of speculators teaming up to shell out shell companies listed on U.S. stock exchanges, creating a false boom of "cryptocurrency assets invading U.S. stocks." By the time FOMO investors realized what was happening, their accounts had already been looted. If you're one of them, this news might help you find some balance: even CZ fell into the hands of the same group of people. At that time, over 30 listed companies were vying to develop BNB Treasury, and CZ announced he would "carefully select." In the end, he chose Galaxy