A post by @WuBlockchain on X.

Binance co-founder Changpeng Zhao argued at the Oxford Union on November 3 that access to banking is so ingrained in financial hubs that people there struggle to imagine life without an account, using a basic bill payment as his opening example. Speaking under the banner of "freedom of money," CZ framed everyday transactions as the entry point for his case that financial access is not universal. The remarks carry weight because Binance remains the largest global crypto exchange by trading volume, and its founder's public appearances are closely watched as signals of how the industry's biggest players frame crypto's social value. Watch for whether CZ's "freedom of money" framing translates into concrete product or policy pushes around payments and banking access for the unbanked.