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Binance founder Zhao Changpeng (CZ) reveals his past with FTX founder SBF in his new book "Binance Life."In the summer of 2019, just a month after FTX launched, SBF actively sought investment. At that time, Binance CFO Zhou Wei supported the investment, and CZ ultimately decided to invest after FTX's valuation was lowered and a proposal to exchange BNB for FTT was made. However, after the investment, SBF poached Binance's VIP client manager with a fivefold salary, taking all VIP client information, which led to clients receiving targeted offers from FTX.CZ pointed out that SBF appeared to have high emotional intelligence and promoted "effective altruism," yet shortly after the investment, he was speaking ill of Binance all over Washington. In 2021, there were reports that FTX executives had close ties with politically connected Michelle Bond, promoting FTX while belittling Binance. Additionally, friends confirmed that SBF had publicly slandered Binance at closed-door gatherings. CZ had asked SBF to stop poaching, and while SBF verbally agreed, he continued to recruit with high salaries.

The co-founder of the AI agent platform Bankr, deployer, stated on platform X that the recently discussed issue of "duplicate counting" of trading volume stems from the data collection methods of third-party dashboards, rather than any flaws in Polymarket's own data. He emphasized that there are no fundamental errors in Polymarket's trading volume records.Deployer pointed out that Paradigm's amplification of the related controversy and negative interpretation of Polymarket is due to the fact that Paradigm is an investor in Kalshi, thus having a clear competitive stance. He bluntly stated that such behavior is "purposeful and of poor quality," believing that Paradigm's motives to discredit its competitor are obvious.According to previous news from ChainCatch, the founder of Paradigm stated that Polymarket has a data bug, and trading volume is being counted multiple times in most public data.

ChainCatcher news, Ripple CLO Stuart Alderoty stated on platform X that The New York Times has published submissions for the second time in two weeks, portraying cryptocurrency as a tool for crime and corruption, a claim that is "lazy and inaccurate." Over 55 million people in the U.S. are using cryptocurrency technology, with more than 75% stating that it has improved their lives by helping them send money securely, verify assets, and build a new business system that is transparent and traceable.Stuart Alderoty emphasized, "Corruption does not thrive in the sunlight," and the true meaning of cryptocurrency is to help ordinary Americans save time, reduce costs, and achieve financial freedom.

ChainCatcher news, according to Bloomberg, BlackRock's actively managed ETF fund iShares Short Maturity Municipal Bond Active ETF (MEAR) has completed a milestone municipal bond transaction through JPMorgan's blockchain platform.The fund purchased a $6.5 million bond issued by the city of Quincy, Massachusetts, marking the first municipal bond fully issued and traded based on blockchain technology. The MEAR fund currently manages approximately $750 million and has updated its prospectus to support bond settlement through the blockchain platform.