CZ Just Revealed His Crypto Holdings are 98% BNB
February 25, 2025 at 4:58 PMby The Block Whisperer
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Former Binance CEO CZ reveals shockingly undiversified crypto portfolio with 98.48% in BNB and just 1.32% in Bitcoin, demonstrating extreme conviction in his own token.
Crypto’s favorite exchange founder just showed us his cards, and it’s exactly what a lot of us expected.
CZ dropped his portfolio details on Binance Square, and it's basically a love letter to his own creation.
The man is holding 98.48% of his crypto wealth in BNB, which is either the ultimate diamond hands or the most poorly risk-managed portfolio we’ve ever seen – either way, you gotta respect that level of conviction.
Let's look at the actual numbers because, frankly, we all expected a concentration in BNB, but just how concentrated CZ’s portfolio is would make even the most die-hard Binance fan blush.
While nearly everything is BNB, Bitcoin makes up a measly 1.32% of his holdings.
Then there's some pocket change in EURI (0.17%), a dash of USDT (0.03%), and various other coins that don't even register above 0.01%.
When the founder of one of crypto's biggest exchanges is barely holding Bitcoin, you've got to wonder what that means for his outlook on the original big orange crypto.
Perhaps it says less about his apathy towards Bitcoin and more about his massive love for his ecosystem.
What’s most interesting is that random EURI in his wallet.
CZ claims that he can’t even remember where it came from, having guessed it might be leftover from early Binance Card testing.
There's also some sBTC lurking in there that he acknowledged, plus other random coins he apparently acquired and completely forgot about.
It must be nice to have so much wealth that you can't even remember all the tokens in your wallet… or have people send you random allocations to their projects for marketing publicity.
This portfolio reveal comes as CZ is rebuilding his public image following his legal troubles.
Remember, he had to pay $50 million in fines and spent four months in prison after pleading guilty to Bank Secrecy Act violations.
Since then, he's been keeping busy with YZi Labs (formerly Binance Labs), which has expanded beyond just web3 into AI and biotech investments.
And he's still causing market chaos simply by existing – just mentioning his dog "BROCCOLI" sent random vegetable tokens skyrocketing.
The same happened when he casually mentioned a test token created by the BNB Chain team, which promptly pumped 2,000%.
The man could name his favorite soda, and we’d see a dozen meme coins bearing its name hit the market in a matter of minutes.
That 98.48% allocation to BNB is either supreme confidence or supreme risk-taking.
Even the most diamond-handed maxis usually diversify more than that, especially when they're sitting on billions.
It's the crypto equivalent of putting all your eggs in one basket – then building a shrine around that basket.
What message does this send to BNB holders?
Probably that CZ isn't planning to dump on them anytime soon… which, if you think about, is a pretty genius move to inspire confidence in your community.
Not even CZ follows the "diversify your portfolio" advice that gets thrown around in crypto.
His extreme concentration strategy has worked out well so far, but it's definitely not the balanced approach most financial advisors would recommend.
No doubt Bitcoin maximalists are looking at that 1.32% BTC allocation and shaking their heads in disappointment.
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