Zhao Changpeng responded to the WSJ report, stating that it was a "deliberate fabrication and non news behavior"

Odaily Planet Daily News: Binance founder Zhao Changpeng (CZ) responded to recent reports from The Wall Street Journal about his involvement in the World Liberty Financial project on X platform, stating that it was not a real interview but a "malicious fabrication under the guise of questioning," questioning whether he had become a "mouthpiece for negative narratives. Zhao Changpeng cited the "Cunningham's Law of Stability" and pointed out that WSJ induces clarification by constructing erroneous narrative intentions, which violates the professional spirit of journalism. He emphasized that WSJ's pre submitted inquiries were filled with "errors and negative assumptions", such as accusations that he acted as a "matchmaker" for the WLF team and arranged a meeting with Pakistani official Saqib, despite the fact that his first meeting with Saqib was in Pakistan and he had not been involved in any international travel of WLF. He bluntly stated, 'When reporting from a negative perspective, the so-called' correction 'is meaningless because the entire story itself is fictional.' He also believed that the incident reflects' some forces in the United States attempting to suppress the development of the cryptocurrency industry, targeting global cryptocurrency leaders and government positions that support cryptocurrency. '.