Binance CEO not interested in Alameda’s offer to buy up its FTT holdings
CZ signaled that he isn’t interested in an offer from Alameda to buy out Binance’s FTX Tokens saying they’d rather “stay in the free market.”
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CZ signaled that he isn’t interested in an offer from Alameda to buy out Binance’s FTX Tokens saying they’d rather “stay in the free market.”
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