OKX CEO Exposes CZ’s Lies: Divorce and ‘House-to-Bitcoin’ Story Under Fire!

Crypto Drama: OKX CEO Says CZ’s Sold My House to Buy <a href="https://jpykr.com/btc-usd/">Bitcoin</a>’ Story and Divorce Claims Are Big Lies

The recent publication of Binance founder CZ’s memoir, *Freedom of Money*, has led to a new dispute with the CEO of OKX. He alleges that CZ is once again sharing inaccurate information regarding both his personal divorce and the well-known story of how he first got involved with cryptocurrency.

The CEO of OKX has challenged CZ to provide a divorce agreement, dated and signed by both parties, to prove their divorce is finalized. If CZ can’t provide this proof, the CEO claims that CZ’s continued statements to the media about being divorced are misleading and part of a pattern of making confident, yet contradictory, claims.

如果首富能够拿出截至今天、经双方签字确认的离婚协议,我将立即公开道歉。

如果拿不出这样的协议,却在媒体和书中宣称自己已经离婚,那就是在公然对公众撒谎。这不过是他又一次理直气壮地向公众撒谎的例子。

— Star_OKX (@star_okx) April 9, 2026

According to a CoinDesk report, the CEO of OKX has highlighted a detail from a letter written by CZ’s wife to a judge. In the letter, she referred to them as “husband and wife,” rather than using terms like “ex-wife” or “ex-husband.” The OKX CEO believes this contrasts with CZ’s recent statements in his book and public appearances, and suggests that the division of his ownership in Binance may not have been legal or fair.

The “House‑to‑Bitcoin” Story in the Book

The CEO of OKX also brought up the well-known story of Binance’s CZ selling his apartment for around $900,000 to invest in Bitcoin when it was worth about $400 – a story CZ often tells to present himself as a bold and forward-thinking entrepreneur. The OKX CEO expressed doubts about the complete accuracy of this story, questioning where the initial money for the down payment came from, who actually owned the apartment that was sold, and why CZ frequently shares the story while minimizing the difficult impact it had on his family and in-laws.

From Book Launch to Public Feud

OKX users are encouraging the exchange to take legal action against claims made in a recently published book. They believe a company as large as OKX shouldn’t allow these claims to go unanswered. This situation, which began with discussions during a book promotion, is now becoming a significant test of credibility for CZ.

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2026-04-09 21:40