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CZ Weighing Lawsuit Against US Senator over Money Laundering Claim: Report

October 29, 2025Updated:October 29, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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Former Binance CEO Changpeng “CZ” Zhao is reportedly contemplating submitting a libel swimsuit towards Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren over claims associated to him allegedly bribing US President Donald Trump for a pardon.

Based on a Tuesday New York Publish report, Zhao’s lawyer, Teresa Goody Guillén, a accomplice at Baker & Hostetler, mentioned the previous Binance CEO plans to file a lawsuit except Warren retracts claims she made in an Oct. 23 X submit following his presidential pardon. 

The social media submit, which now contains context from readers, claimed CZ “pleaded responsible to a legal cash laundering cost,” resulting in his four-month jail sentence in 2024. Zhao pleaded responsible to 1 cost associated to his failure to take care of an efficient Anti-Cash Laundering program at Binance in November 2023 — a violation of the Financial institution Secrecy Act.

CZ Weighing Lawsuit Against US Senator over Money Laundering Claim: Report
The X submit on the heart of the potential lawsuit. Supply: Sen. Elizabeth Warren

“Mr. Zhao is not going to stay silent whereas a United States Senator seemingly misuses the workplace to repeatedly publish defamatory statements that impugn his fame,” Goody Guillén mentioned, in keeping with The Publish. “Accordingly, Mr. Zhao respectfully instantly requests the retraction of those false statements, each throughout the decision and on X… Mr. Zhao reserves his proper to pursue all authorized treatments out there to handle these false statements.” 

Trump’s pardon of CZ on Oct. 23 shocked many within the crypto business and in Congress, the place some claimed the president had acted in response to an Abu Dhabi-based funding firm investing $2 billion into Binance utilizing the USD1 stablecoin issued by World Liberty Monetary — the crypto firm tied to Trump’s household.

Warren’s tweet additionally claimed that Zhao “financed President Trump’s stablecoin,” calling the transfer “corruption.” CZ responded on-line by claiming “there have been NO cash laundering modifications [sic]” and Warren “can’t get her details proper.”

Associated: Trump’s crypto pardons elevate ethics and corruption considerations

Cointelegraph reached out to Warren’s workplace, Binance and Goody Guillén for feedback on the potential lawsuit however had not obtained responses on the time of publication. Warren had not issued any public assertion by social media on the potential lawsuit, and her X submit was nonetheless stay on the time of publication.

Not CZ’s first rodeo in defamation lawsuits

In July, CZ threatened to file a lawsuit towards Bloomberg over a report that claimed Binance developed the unique good contract code for the USD1 stablecoin. The report included claims that Zhao had utilized for a presidential pardon after the $2-billion deal tied to USD1 and Binance.

The previous Binance CEO sued Bloomberg Businessweek in 2022 over a report in its Chinese language-language version claiming that the crypto alternate was working a Ponzi scheme. In response, the journal issued an apology in 2024, and the corporate agreed to make a charitable donation to settle the matter.

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