Changpeng Zhao, the plainspoken Chief executive officer of leading trading platform Binance, has declared that his organization has pledged to raise more than $1 billion by 2022 and invest in its network platform.
Earlier during this twelvemonth period, a Delaware adjudicator decided that Musk and Twitter had before Oct. 28 to terminate their agreement and that Zhao Binance’s claim could implicate a potential settlement.
And the Binance crypto-lender has decided to invest money in this deal. It is going to take an official part in the deal execution and is hoping to gain profit from the situation. But the deal between Twitter and Musk is not the only risky or unusual asset Binance decided to invest into. Among other projects, there are games, NFT-based apps, other crypto-lenders and others.
The Binance goals
So far this year, the exchange has invested his $325 million in 67 projects, according to Bloomberg. This strengthens his Binance goals to go on spreading out through 2022 neglecting continued weakness in the cryptocurrency market. Zhao disclosed that he has met with a lot of lenders over the past few months.
He also went on talking, stating that he has a great fascination for products that people make and great enthusiasm for developing his own.
The Chief executive officer said Binance continues to be profit-making despite the recent turmoil in the cryptocurrency market. NFTs are not simply a way to sell some funny pictures on the internet or just number on the keyboards. Zhao is really confident in the technology itself at its development in the future.
He added that he is sure footed that this field will pull through because it can be utilized for a diversity of goals, including graduation awards and entrance fees.
The future of other investing projects
The businessman also told the interviews that the forthcoming weeks are expected to create the journey for global understanding among the cryptocurrency commercial enterprises, as there are many opportunities in today’s market. Binance’s leading arrangements include his $200 million strategical investing in media mammoth Forbes.
Zhao said the trading platform is also curious about committing to game designing companies.