According to BlockBeats, on August 30th, CZ appeared on the podcast "Meanders," where he discussed resilience, adaptability, and lifelong motivation in the crypto industry. When discussing how to choose work partners, CZ stated that he responds to over 500 messages a day, and there are many miscellaneous things to deal with. He added that even as CEO, he had a lot of miscellaneous tasks, so his personal tracking of events wasn't very effective. He explained that when a work partner comes to him, he tells them what to do, but he doesn't actively follow up with them a day or a week later. Therefore, he needs proactive people to push him forward. If there's a meeting tomorrow or the day after, they need to create the schedule, rather than him having to find them tomorrow.

If anyone works with me and I have to constantly ask them about the project's progress, I generally won't keep them. And usually, in that situation, the project already has some problems. So I want someone who can provide updates tomorrow or a week later; if they message me, I'll remember. I need proactive people. The people around me are all quite proactive. Another important thing for me is: you can remember three to five very important things, but those are the things I need to do; the rest is their responsibility, and they need to proactively report back to me.

According to BlockBeats, on August 30th, an address suspected to be associated with crypto KOL @XXAntiWar purchased 17.56 million "Bullra" tokens when the market capitalization was around $86 million. Hours later, Binance announced the upcoming launch of "Bullra" contracts, and the position saw a floating profit exceeding 47%, reaching a peak of $860,000, with a cost basis of approximately $1.514 million. Historically, addresses suspected to be associated with @XXAntiWar have repeatedly achieved significant profits through successful trades.

The trader made over ten million US dollars in unrealized profits from trading Trump tokens. On January 18, 2025, they used 25,800 SOL tokens (approximately $6 million) to buy 701,000 Trump tokens at an average price of about $8.5. They then sold 221,000 tokens within three hours at an average price of about $19.1, resulting in a total realized and unrealized profit of approximately $10.19 million. Subsequent on-chain analysts provided even higher figures, suggesting a total sale of approximately $34.8 million, with profits exceeding $27 million.

On the day TST was listed on Binance Alpha, the user made a large purchase, initially incurring a floating loss, but turned a profit after TST was listed on Binance spot. On February 9, 2025, immediately after TST was listed on Binance Alpha, the user's address purchased 5,089 BNB (approximately $3.17 million) from the linked wallet, at an average price of approximately $0.195, for a total purchase of 16.25 million TST. At that time, the user had a floating loss of approximately $1.13 million. Later that day, Binance announced the listing of TST spot, and the price rose to approximately $0.4, resulting in a floating profit of approximately $3.18 million for the user's holdings.

It's worth noting that crypto KOL @XXAntiWar responded and warned of risks on the day TST was listed on Binance, essentially saying: Don't just look at others making money, I have several small wallets that have been marked as "big losers", and "it's not that you can just go all in on any token and get listed on Binance". He also admitted to losing nearly $500,000 trading Jellyjelly.