CZ revealed that 98.48% of his portfolio is in BNB, while Bitcoin makes up just 1.32%.
He admitted he doesn’t know where some holdings, like EURI and sBTC, even came from.
Despite Bloomberg estimating his net worth at $47.8 billion, CZ denies having that much wealth.
Changpeng “CZ” Zhao, co-founder and former CEO of Binance, just pulled back the curtain on his personal crypto holdings—and the numbers caught a lot of people off guard.
NEW: Former Binance CEO @cz_binance reveals 98.5% of his portfolio is $BNB
According to his post on Binance Square, BNB makes up a massive 98.48% of his portfolio, while Bitcoin, surprisingly, only accounts for 1.32%. The rest? Tiny allocations of stablecoins like EURI (0.17%) and USDT (0.03%)—and a few odd leftovers.
Wait… What’s EURI? CZ Isn’t Sure Either.
CZ shared the breakdown after a user on X asked him to add his trader profile, joking at first: “Where’s the button?”
Users were shocked at his tiny Bitcoin allocation, given how long he’s been a BTC advocate.
Same asked about EURI, a lesser-known stablecoin. CZ admitted he has no clue where it came from.
He also holds a fraction of sBTC, a Bitcoin-wrapped token on Stacks, but said: “I don’t even know what the heck SBTC is.”
“Maybe it was a fork or an airdrop coin, but it seems to have been delisted long ago. I can’t even get rid of it.”
Memecoins, Binance Drama & That $47.8 Billion Net Worth Claim
CZ has accidentally sparked multiple memecoin frenzies lately. Earlier this month, he shared a picture of his dog, Broccoli—and within hours, a flood of “BROCCOLI” tokens popped up.
BNB Chain devs also created a test token, TST, that was never meant for trading—but CZ mentioned it on X, and it shot up 2,000% ahead of its Binance listing.
Despite the hype, CZ says he doesn’t hold either token.
And then there’s his rumored $47.8 billion fortune—which Bloomberg’s Billionaire Index says makes him the 31st richest person in the world.
CZ, however, isn’t buying the numbers:
“I don’t have anywhere near as much.”
Last year, he pled guilty to violating the Bank Secrecy Act, paid a $50M fine, and stepped down as Binance CEO as part of a DOJ deal. He served four months in prison, was released in September 2023, and has mostly kept a low profile—until now.
One thing’s clear: BNB remains at the center of his portfolio, his wealth, and his influence.
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Michael is a BSBA Management graduate from Mindanao State University and has been a professional content writer since 2019. He began exploring cryptocurrency in 2021 and has since made blockchain and digital assets his primary focus. For nearly four years, Michael has contributed research and editorial content at Aiur Labs and BlockNews, producing clear and accessible coverage of market trends, trading strategies, and project developments. He is transparent about his personal holdings in Bitcoin, TRON, and select meme tokens, combining writing expertise with hands-on market experience to deliver trustworthy insights to readers.
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