ChainCatcher news, Bloomberg previously reported that Elon Musk's artificial intelligence startup xAI is trying to raise $9.3 billion through debt and equity financing, as it is burning $1 billion a month. Musk denied this and called the report "nonsense."

ChainCatcher news, Musk criticized the Wall Street Journal's report "Tesla's board seeks to replace CEO" as false: "This is an extreme act of moral decay; the Wall Street Journal actually published a deliberately fabricated false article. The Tesla board had clearly denied this before the report was published, yet the Wall Street Journal still chose to release it."Previous news, Tesla executives refuted the rumors of replacing the CEO, stating that the board has full confidence in Musk.

ChainCatcher news, Telegram founder Pavel Durov stated in a post on his personal channel: "French media reported that my detention in France last summer ultimately forced Telegram to comply with European rules. This is purely fabricated.Telegram has always complied with EU laws. After last August, the French police sent requests to Telegram in accordance with the EU's Digital Services Act, and the French court obtained the IP addresses of criminal suspects from Telegram long before I was detained in France."

ChainCatcher news, Binance CEO Zhao Changpeng responded on social media to the claim that "there was an attempt to shut down Binance.US, but the final vote did not pass," stating that this is FUD and noting that if it were a board vote, one opposing vote out of three cannot block any decision. A 2/3 majority is needed to win; if it were a shareholder vote, Binance.US CEO Brian Shroder is neither a venture capitalist nor any other type of investor.