The recent pardon of Changpeng Zhao, founder of Binance, by US President Donald Trump has ignited a significant debate within the cryptocurrency sector. While Trump dismissed any connection to cryptocurrencies, his decision sparked controversy and raised concerns about potential financial conflicts of interest. Analysis suggests that this move may have been driven by considerations regarding WLF Coin, Binance’s newly launched stablecoin offering a substantial annual return of $80-$87 million for the company itself, with roughly 60% benefiting the Trump family, according to independent analyst FatMan. This scenario has ignited discussions surrounding ethical boundaries between political power and financial interests. While some view this as a pragmatic legal maneuver to stabilize the volatile crypto market, others express reservations about the mingling of political influence and financial dealings in the cryptocurrency sphere.