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Binance: exchange accountability · 26 Feb 2026

Tbh, for me it is already enough to know that @zachxbt receives money directly from @binance / @cz_binance and to see that he never says anything that could harm the biggest scammer in the space.

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Tbh, for me it is already enough to know that @zachxbt receives money directly from @binance / @cz_binance and to see that he never says anything that could harm the biggest scammer in the space.

At least not so far.

And before you start the storm, yes, he did some great investigations in the past.

But I’d personally rather cut off my fingers than join forces with the biggest problem (Binance) and scammer in the space.

Anyway:

I cannot confirm the things mentioned by the thread author, at least not in a way that you could be certain.

But there are many questions and I am surprised how aligned and how quickly ZachBNB announced an investigation in the Polymarket insider bet case.

This is just an observation. Nothing else.

But the most intelligent question was not asked, and that is what this is really about:

Axiom itself apparently has NOT paid for the investigation.

If that is true, then you can definitely ask who had the interest (and why) and enough money to pay ZachBNB to sponsor this investigation and why.

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@zachxbt @binance @cz_binance It’s one of the things I don’t like to bring up, who one of his sponsors is, but you have to be aware that money rules everywhere. Here too.

The claims that are going around atm trying to put Zach in an even worse light all seem exaggerated and unproven to me so far.

Maybe I’m…

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