Sources say: Trump is inclined to pardon CZ, and there is intense debate on this in the White House.

On October 13, according to Charles Gasparino, a columnist for the New York Post, the White House has intensified negotiations and may grant a pardon to CZ. This move has sparked intense debates within the government regarding his actions, coinciding with a series of Crypto Assets transactions by the Trump family. Many insiders close to Trump believe that the 'fraud' case against CZ is rather far-fetched and should not rise to the level of felony charges or imprisonment. According to those close to CZ, Trump himself is inclined to grant a pardon (of course, considering the source of the information), which would pave the way for CZ to return to the crypto exchange — he is still the largest shareholder of CEX. However, some individuals in the White House are concerned about the public opinion that a pardon might generate, given that the president himself has business interests in the crypto field, so the situation remains fluid. Reports indicate that a decision will be made 'soon', but such matters often take longer than expected.