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Changpeng Zhao Warns Crypto Community: Importance of Remembering History

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago


Changpeng Zhao, well-known in the crypto community as CZ, published a tweet to caution his nine million followers about the significance of history amid Bitcoin's recent price surge.

Changpeng Zhao's Warning

Changpeng Zhao, the former CEO of Binance, addressed his audience on X (Twitter), urging them to be 'on the right side of history.' He reiterated a similar message from November 1st last year, emphasizing the importance of supporting 'a better form of money that helps billions.' He warned that being on the wrong side of history would 'not be a good legacy.'

Be on the right side of history.

New Bitcoin Price

Bitcoin recently regained the $90,000 mark after experiencing a 5.7% decline from above $93,000. On November 13, Bitcoin soared to a historic high of $93,434 due to political developments in the U.S. and the Federal Reserve cutting the interest rate by 25 basis points. CZ warned the community about the need to control greed and manage risks, advising against 'putting all your eggs in one basket.'

Pennsylvania's Reserve Initiative

FOX Business reports that Pennsylvania lawmakers have proposed a bill to include Bitcoin in the state's reserves, recognizing it as a store of value. This idea was first proposed by pro-crypto Senator Cynthia Lummis of Wyoming, suggesting the U.S. buy one million Bitcoins over the next five years. The new bill would allow Pennsylvania to allocate 10% of its $7 billion budget to purchase Bitcoin.

According to FOX Business, the strategic bitcoin reserve bill introduced by the Pennsylvania House of Representatives on Thursday is the first of its kind.

Changpeng Zhao's warning is tied to current events in the crypto world, highlighting the importance of a cautious approach to investments and risk management. Initiatives by states like Pennsylvania indicate the growing recognition of Bitcoin as a legitimate asset.

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