CEX's Chief Legal Officer denies intentions to discredit CEX and WLFI

On July 15, CEX Chief Legal Officer Paul Grewal published a statement denying any intention to discredit CEX and WLFI. Paul Grewal stated, "This is purely a rumor, and we are absolutely not involved in this matter. We will not attack our competitors and welcome any company that shares our goals and is dedicated to expanding the Crypto Assets market." On July 13, CZ retweeted a post by Matt Wallace, which stated: "There is evidence suggesting that CEX may be the 'anonymous' source of the allegations, intending to discredit President Trump’s World Liberty Financial and CEX. It is claimed that CEX learned that former CEO CZ might receive a pardon, and due to CEX's high trading fees and poor customer service, the company's executives are worried that if CEX returns to the U.S. market with legal status, it will quickly capture market share, severely impacting CEX’s revenue. CEX is the world's largest Crypto Assets trading platform, and if it re-enters the U.S. market, it will immediately impact CEX’s market share. Even more shocking is that CEX allegedly attempted to undermine President Trump to attack its competitor CEX. This behavior has been labeled as 'anti-American'! Will CEX come clean and take responsibility for this wrong decision? The truth is about to be revealed!