Cristiano Ronaldo, a professional football player from Portugal, is not very excited about the possibility of Binance CEO Changpeng “CZ” Zhao turning pro in his afterlife. In a brief excerpt from the “Ask CR7 Anything” episode on Binance, the football player was asked how he felt about CZ’s free kick.
When Ronaldo remarked that CZ should focus on what he does best rather than playing football, he was being sympathetic. However, the five-time Ballon d’Or winner volunteered to teach the CEO of Binance how to take a free kick because, in his opinion, he is unable to shoot.
While Ronaldo’s impression of the Binance CEO’s performance is getting a lot of attention as a nice promotional film, Binance’s goal to connect extremely different businesses is gradually being achieved. The trading platform still has one of the strongest relationships to the athletic world, as seen by its collaborations with prestigious individuals and companies, such as Ronaldo and Paulisto Sicredi in Brazil.
The trading platform also had a partnership with the Alpine Formula One team and served as a key sponsor of the previous African Cup of Nations.
Focus on key ecosystem opportunities
Despite legal issues with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) in the United States, Binance exchange has been concentrating on important potential inside its ecosystem.
As previously reported by U.Today, the Layer 1 blockchain technology BNB Chain has started testing its Layer 2 scaling solution. This is just another attempt to take advantage of the Web 3.0 movement, which aims to make its protocol more accessible to all users.
Although the management of BNB Chain and Binance exchange are separate from one another, it is known that growth in one fuels the good attitude that propels the growth of the other.
