Tom Wright got Jho Low's info by issuing a meme coin as incentive for informants. Should we do the same to uncover who is behind (sponsoring) all the recent FUD from Bloomberg, WSJ, and NYT?

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Tom Wright
@TomWrightAsia

Jho Low is the world’s master fraudster but he remains free, living in this Shanghai mansion and operating under a false Aussie passport. We reveal how he remains useful to the Chinese government:

https:// youtube.com/live/3H3C7I3n9 DI?si=kDEdHkSlP1_YE5Xl …

📈 Market Reaction:

BNB

Before post: $767.77

Time after posted
Price & Change
1 min
$768.73
+0.960 (+0.13%)
5 min
$769.91
+2.14 (+0.28%)
10 min
$771.49
+3.72 (+0.48%)

🤖 AI Thoughts:

CZ's meme coin proposal for uncovering FUD sponsors gave BNB a modest but telling lift in a sea of skepticism. BNB reacted positively across all measured timeframes: up 0.13% in 1 minute, 0.28% in 5 minutes, and 0.48% in 10 minutes. This contrasts sharply with the historical precedent from June 2025, where a similar post triggered declines of 0.17%, 0.27%, and 0.22% over the same intervals. Volatility here is tame by crypto standards, but the directional flip suggests the market either enjoys CZ's audacity or has grown numb to conspiracy-adjacent banter. Nothing says "financial transparency" like crowdsourcing intel with joke currency. The irony writes itself.

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