Author: BroLeon

Four days ago, I commented under CZ's tweet announcing the listing of $BNB on Coinbase, saying "There are signs of a thaw in the China-U.S. trade war."

Early yesterday morning, @jessepollak demonstrated the $Binance Life token in the Base chain app and even tweeted in Chinese, "Activate Binance Life mode."

This series of actions is hard to interpret as anything other than Jesse sending friendly signals to Binance and CZ. Could it be that the two major crypto camps in the East and West are really about to shake hands and make peace?

Although we cannot simply define Binance as "China," as its users are global, the Chinese crypto community is indeed its fundamental base. In contrast, the CEX+DEX user base centered around Coinbase and Base is primarily the Western crypto community. For a long time, the competitive relationship between the two has not been very apparent.

After the Limitless incident, the attitudes of the two camps have become even more polarized: most opinions in the Chinese community believe CJ's actions were inappropriate, while many in the English community think CJ's revelations were justified, further escalating the situation.

Considering Jesse's previous series of targeted posts and the fact that CJ is a die-hard fan of Jesse, it is hard not to speculate that the Limitless incident was a maneuver by the CB camp using CJ to launch an attack. If viewed on a larger global stage, doesn't it resemble the confrontation between China and the U.S.?

At that time, I was already prepared for further fragmentation in the crypto world, as any hot topic could lead to a showdown between two major mirror giants, just like ChatGPT versus DeepSeek.

In fact, Solana ecosystem tokens have already been rejected by Binance for listing; will the Base ecosystem follow the same old path? Previously, Binance had listed quite a few projects from the Base ecosystem, such as $Virtuals.

When the gods fight, it is the mortals who suffer. The further diversion and fragmentation of liquidity is not a good thing. -- This is the fundamental reason why I detest CJ's actions so much. Do you think he is foolish? No, he is very adept at reading the situation and willingly acts as the vanguard against Binance.

Look at how he fawns over Brian Armstrong -- "The God Himself."

Fortunately, Jesse did not allow the confrontation to deteriorate completely. On the night CJ caused a stir, after being questioned about Coinbase not even listing $BNB, he immediately announced the listing of $BNB the next day, which led to CZ's shout-out, urging them to list more projects from the BNB chain ecosystem.

However, using "Binance Life" to demonstrate the BASE APP is also a well-timed gesture of goodwill; the little foreigner is quite clever.

But for CJ, it became a bit awkward -- "Daddy, didn't you say you were going to take down Binance? I've already offended people to the core."

So when CJ sensed the shift in sentiment, he began to turn around and fawn over Binance in various ways. This is also why I call him a clown and "make me sick." Even though I have a considerable allocation, I truly find such petty behavior disgusting.

Imagine this: when the U.S. uses the Philippines to create geopolitical friction, who do you dislike more, the U.S. or the Philippines, the jumping clown?

This time, the "China-U.S. relationship in the crypto world" seems to be taking a step forward. When global liquidity concentrates at a certain point, we retail investors may have the greatest opportunity. Think about the first wave of DeFi Summer; let's wait and see.

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