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The co-founder and former CEO of Binance asked Elon Musk not to “troll” the company on Friday and instead “show some support” after the SpaceX CEO appeared to mock the embattled…

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Published: 2026-10-30 14:15 UTC
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The co-founder and former CEO of Binance asked Elon Musk not to “troll” the company on Friday and instead “show some support” after the SpaceX CEO appeared to mock the embattled cryptocurrency exchang…

The co-founder and former CEO of Binance asked Elon Musk not to “troll” the company on Friday and instead “show some support” after the SpaceX CEO appeared to mock the embattled cryptocurrency exchange in a series of social media posts. After learning the world’s largest crypto exchange had been hit by a $6.3 billion hack late Thursday, Musk posted several emojis, ranging from laughing to grimacing, on X. Read more on the hack: https://t.co/bVqtBqd4pm

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