According to the source, a social-media post claims U.S. Senator Chris Murphy questioned Binance.US for promoting a so-called 'Trump crypto' shortly after a reported presidential pardon of Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) was issued, but the claim in the provided content is not backed by any official document or press release, making it unverified at this time (source: user-provided social-media post). Traders should not act on this headline until primary records confirm both the alleged pardon and any official inquiry, which would require verification via the White House presidential pardons list, U.S. Department of Justice press releases, and Senator Chris Murphy’s official statements (sources: The White House official pardons list; U.S. Department of Justice press releases; Office of Senator Chris Murphy). If and only if official confirmation emerges, traders can then monitor immediate market impact via BNB and BTC spot and derivatives metrics, including BNBUSDT depth and funding on major exchanges, options implied volatility on Deribit, and liquidity conditions on Binance.US, to gauge directional risk and volatility regime shifts (sources: Binance exchange market data; Deribit market data; Binance.US status and announcements).

According to @PANewsCN, Binance.US rejected claims of political favoritism and defended listing USD1 from World Liberty Financial as a standard commercial decision communicated on X. source: @PANewsCN. Binance.US stated that USD1 and WLFI had previously passed its internal listing committee review and that both assets are listed on more than 20 U.S. exchanges, including Coinbase, Robinhood, and Kraken. source: @PANewsCN. The response followed Sen. Chris Murphy’s allegation that the USD1 listing was a quid pro quo for Donald Trump’s recent pardon of Binance founder Changpeng Zhao, which the exchange denied. source: @PANewsCN. For traders, Binance.US’s statement about 20+ U.S. venue availability signals wide market access for USD1 and WLFI that can be referenced when planning execution routes. source: @PANewsCN.