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CZ Reveals in Latest Interview: He Was Detained in the Same Prison as SBF, One After the Other

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According to a New York Times report, Binance founder CZ (Changpeng Zhao) stated in a recent interview that he was assigned to Lompoc II, a minimum-security prison in California, which later also held FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF). Before reporting to the facility, CZ assembled a team of advisors who taught him the unwritten rules of prison politics. One advisor also communicated with other inmates, who agreed to help CZ adjust to prison life. In August 2024, CZ left Lompoc Prison and was transferred to a halfway house. However, due to issues with his immigration status, he had to spend his final two weeks in a local jail, passing the time in his cell by doing push-ups and sit-ups. On the day of his release, it took just 26 minutes from CZ being discharged from custody to his private plane taking off.

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