Zhao Changpeng stated in an interview that the external estimation of his net worth of $114 billion is overestimated, and his actual asset size is about $10 billion to $30 billion. He believes that $10 million is enough to support a comfortable life. Zhao Changpeng revealed that in 2013, he invested all 900000 US dollars in Bitcoin from the sale of a house in Shanghai. Regarding MGX's $2 billion investment transaction in Binance, he stated that the transaction valued Binance at $75 billion and the settlement currency was chosen by MGX independently. Zhao Changpeng is currently no longer involved in the daily operation of Binance and only serves as a passive shareholder. Binance has withdrawn the relevant lawsuit.

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Zhao Changpeng, in an interview with The New York Times, stated that Forbes overestimated his net worth of $114 billion, with his real assets ranging from $10 billion to $30 billion, and claimed that $10 million is enough to support a comfortable life. Zhao Changpeng looks back on his experience of selling his Shanghai property and investing $900000 to purchase Bitcoin in 2013. Regarding MGX's $2 billion investment in Binance valued at $75 billion, Zhao Changpeng denied Binance's designation to settle in USD1 and stated that he will no longer participate in Binance's daily operations. Binance has withdrawn its lawsuit against The Wall Street Journal. (Source: The New York Times)

Address 0xf7AD... purchased 654300 UNI tokens at an average price of $7.17 in the past month, and subsequently deposited these tokens into Coinbase Prime, earning approximately $1.27 million. （Lookonchain）

US Congressman Don Davis proposed the "Prohibition of Voting on Your Own Elections Act", which aims to prohibit federal candidates from trading contracts related to their own elections in the prediction market. Violators will be fined $10000 or three times the net profit of the transaction, whichever is higher. The proposal stems from Laurie Buckhout reaching a settlement with the platform for trading her own election contract and paying a fine of $2600, while being suspended from using the platform for three years.