You Won’t Believe How Much It Costs to Send a DM to Binance’s CZ!

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Hold onto your keyboards! Binance‘s big boss, Changpeng Zhao (CZ), has just introduced a communication feature that’ll make your wallet lighter and your messages more… exclusive. It’s called “Pay to Reach.” No, really, you read that right.

Now, you can send a message straight to CZ himself – for a price. Because, you know, everyone wants to hit him up, and who doesn’t like a little fee to make sure your inbox gets his attention? Because clearly, responding to DMs is just what every billionaire wants to spend their life doing. 🙄

CZ’s “Pay to Reach” – Because Free DMs Are So Last Century

Announced a whole 18 days ago on Binance Square (yes, that’s the official place where magic happens in the crypto world), this brilliant initiative is designed to “streamline interactions.” And by streamline, we mean… “get rid of the flood of pointless messages from people who think meme coins are worth discussing.”

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But let’s not forget that this whole thing isn’t exactly original. ReachMe.io, another player in the field of monetizing messages, is already on the market. One user even pointed out, “Is this not time.fun?” Well, maybe it is… or maybe it’s just CZ giving the crypto world another dose of his unique flavor of innovation. Either way, enjoy the ride. 🚀

“Reachme.io does not have an official token! Please all stay safe out there and be careful of what you buy…There is NO token associated with this project. Any token out there claiming to be associated is a scam,” said ReachMe.io. No token? No problem, right? It’s only the internet, after all. 💸

Now, CZ’s launch of this feature comes hot on the heels of his wild DEX trade with the TST meme coin, which led to a 50% surge in its price. As if the crypto world wasn’t already chaotic enough! 🤪

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And while all this is happening, BNB’s price continues to slowly slide downwards. It’s almost like crypto markets don’t always follow the rules. Go figure. 📉

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2025-03-27 11:32