Maxim Moris

Attended a private presentation of Freedom of Money by @cz_binance yesterday.

✍️ Changpeng Zhao personally introduced the book, spoke with guests and signed copies.

Glad to be among the close @binance partners to witness this moment.

Will read it and share my thoughts!

🚀 New week = new campaign!

Now is a good time to apply for the @SELF_HQ campaign and share in the 200K $SELF reward pool for supporting project growth.

Great to see more projects trusting TokenLockr with escrow-backed Pre-TGE campaigns.

Spots are still available 👇

📉 Fundamental problem for many founders:

They ignore the order book until CEX question the token’s listing and investors lose interest due to weak liquidity.

In this article I break down how your token is evaluated across the market and why market making matters.

TOKEN2049 Singapore, 2025. A7A5 branding everywhere: booths, banners, side events.

A ruble stablecoin from a network built by a sanctioned Russian state bank and an oligarch under sanctions.

Nothing was hidden. Five minutes of research was enough to understand the connections.

And still, everyone took the money: organizers, exchanges, agencies, KOLs.

I kept asking people: do you understand who’s paying you? The answer was usually a shrug.

A year later, look where things stand:

→ @HTX_Global is under UK and EU sanctions
→ @MEXC has been cut off from US banking

Both cases trace back to A7. Meanwhile, the EU has launched a dedicated crypto task force with a 12-month mandate to investigate sanctions evasion, explicitly naming A7 and A7A5.

I get it. Everyone wants to make money. But there’s a difference between taking a risk and pretending it doesn’t exist.

The industry spent a year looking the other way.

Taking money comes with responsibility. Know who’s behind it before putting your name next to theirs.

Seeing a lot of “MEXC halted withdrawals on BSC / TRON / etc.” in my feed today.

So I tested it. USDT withdrawal on BSC: submitted 01:20, completed 01:21. One minute, standard fee, funds on-chain.

Yes, the FinCEN news is real and worth taking seriously. No, networks are not down. Those are two different things.

If you have funds there, make your own decisions - but based on your own test, not on a screenshot from an account created last week.