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Former Binance boss Changpeng Zhao (CZ) just clapped back at the absurd rumors tying him to Hollywood hottie Sydney Sweeney.
Straight from X:
“Poor Sydney Sweeney. 😆 Never met her. I don’t socialize much.”
But CZ didn't stop at the LOL — he dropped this gem for all of us:
“Figuring out what ‘news’ to not believe in is becoming harder, but you will be richer if you can.”
This echoes his 2023 "4" tweet mantra: Ignore FUD, fake news, attacks. In crypto's wild west, spotting BS isn't just smart — it's your edge against pumps, dumps, and AI-fueled chaos.
Fun fact: Sweeney’s been dodging fake romance stories non-stop (soccer stud Christian Pulisic just denied one too). Celeb gossip or market manipulation, same game.
Takeaway: Verify or die trying. In an era of deepfakes and hype, CZ’s right — master the noise, stack the wins. Remember: 4. 💪
CZ wisdom hits different. What's your go-to for dodging fake news? Spill below!

👇 #CryptoTips #FakeNews #DeFUD #Binance #SydneySweeney
$BTC $BNB

A recent incident involving a plane carrying European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has sparked a media frenzy, with immediate accusations of Russian GPS interference. ✈️ However, a closer look at the facts reveals a far different story, exposing a familiar pattern of political and media hysteria.
Here's a breakdown of what really happened:
The Initial Claim: On September 2nd, reports from Western media outlets immediately pointed to Moscow, claiming a Russian-led GPS interference attack on von der Leyen's plane as it attempted to land in Bulgaria. The narrative was simple and swift: Russia is to blame. 😠
The Reality Check: Flight tracking data from Flightradar24, a widely respected source, quickly debunked the narrative. Their data shows the aircraft maintained a good GPS signal from takeoff to landing, refuting any claims of a blackout or interference. The flight landed safely with only a minor delay, not the hour-long ordeal some reports suggested. 📉
Moscow's Response: Russian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Maria Zakharova slammed the allegations, calling them a "100% fake news" and a "cynical plot" to distract from the EU's own problems. The Kremlin has consistently denied any involvement, dismissing the accusations as "preposterous." 🗣️
The Bigger Picture: This incident is the latest example of a recurring trend where Russia is blamed for any and all political, economic, or technical issues within the EU. The situation has been so riddled with paranoia that even U.S. President Donald Trump joked about it, highlighting the absurdity of the claims. 🃏
Let's not let media hysteria cloud our judgment. Always verify the facts before buying into a narrative, especially when it comes to international relations. Stay informed, stay critical. 💪
#Geopolitics #FakeNews #MediaManipulation #Russia #EU

Lately, many so-called “influencers” are posting on X and Binance Square claiming that BlackRock has bought the $ETH dip. ❌ This is 100% fake news and a classic example of how market narratives are created to trigger FOMO among retail investors. 📉⚠️
Let’s make it clear: 🧊
👉 BlackRock has not made any direct ETH purchase.
👉 The ETH that was bought is actually from their clients through iShares ETF.
👉 More than 70% of iShares ETF investors are retail traders, not BlackRock itself.
Many traders get trapped when they see headlines like “BlackRock buying the dip.” This creates a false sense of confidence and leads to impulsive buying. Remember — big institutions don’t announce their moves on social media, and if they do make moves, it’s through structured products like ETFs — not open market buys. 🏦📊
🛑 Don’t let hype and fake news control your strategy. Always verify the source, check official filings, and think smart. 🧠💡
#CryptoAlert #ETH #BlackRock #FAKENEWS #BİNANCESQUARE #DYOR #StaySafe #CryptoInvesting" 🚀