CZ's Proposal to Use $4.5 Billion in Binance Equity as Collateral for Round-Trip to the U.S. Rejected by Judge
According to CNBC, new court documents reveal that Binance founder CZ proposed to use $4.5 billion worth of Binance equity as collateral to return to the U.S. but was rejected by a judge.
In a letter to Judge Richard Jones dated December 22, CZ's lawyers stated that the valuation of CZ's shares was based on Binance's last funding round two years ago.
Earlier, a federal judge had rejected CZ's request to travel to the United Arab Emirates for important personal matters related to hospitalization and surgery in December 2023.
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