🚨 Big Rumors Are Circulating Around Binance and BlackRock 🚨

Something interesting is quietly building behind the scenes in crypto.

Fresh rumors suggest Binance is preparing a major strategic shift in the United States, and BlackRock the world’s largest asset manager may be part of that story.

Changpeng Zhao CZ may no longer be the official CEO but his influence clearly hasn’t faded. After receiving a presidential pardon from Donald Trump CZ has openly aligned himself with the idea of making America the future capital of crypto. That message alone says a lot.

Sources close to the situation claim Binance is exploring ways to revive Binance.US, including possible recapitalization and restructuring. One key discussion reportedly involves reducing CZ’s controlling stake, which has long been seen as a regulatory roadblock for licenses in multiple US states.

CZ himself admitted that Binance.US once held nearly 35 percent market share and is now close to zero after regulatory pressure. He has called leaving Binance one of the hardest moments of his life.

At the same time Binance’s leadership structure has evolved with Yi He stepping into a co-CEO role alongside Richard Teng, while CZ continues to appear deeply connected to the ecosystem despite formal restrictions.

Now here’s where it gets even more interesting.

There are growing claims that Binance wants to deepen its relationship with BlackRock. BlackRock’s tokenized money market fund is already being used as collateral on Binance. Insiders suggest discussions may include new product launches and possible revenue-sharing models.

BlackRock has stayed silent so far. But silence often speaks loudest in finance.

If the US market structure bill eventually passes it could unlock federal licensing and reopen the door for global players like Binance.

This feels less like a rumor and more like early positioning.

Crypto doesn’t move in straight lines. It moves quietly. Then all at once.