ChainCatcher news, Ryan Selkis, the CEO of the crypto research platform Messari, apologized for making a series of extremist remarks in support of Donald Trump.He stated: "I'm sorry I was angry last weekend. I've seen enough of President Trump's deeds to fall in love with this man and his sacrifices. After seeing the results of a decade of hatred nearly take his life, I overreacted. We will win through character, strength, and non-violence."

ChainCatcher news, Binance responded to the apology statement from Bloomberg Businessweek/Chinese Edition, stating: "We are pleased to see that the false accusations have been withdrawn. We will continue to focus on providing the best service and innovation for our users while striving to set an example to ensure a healthy and sustainable development of the industry."Previous news, Bloomberg Businessweek/Chinese Edition issued a statement indicating that it made a serious mistake in its 250th issue (July 6, 2022) by publishing a false and baseless cover headline that incorrectly stated "Zhao Changpeng's Ponzi scheme." The publication fully retracts and withdraws this offensive statement and apologizes to Zhao Changpeng and Binance. Therefore, no similar or identical accusations will be published or made in any form.

ChainCatcher message, Bloomberg Businessweek / Chinese Edition issued a statement, acknowledging a serious error in the published 250th issue of the magazine (July 6, 2022), which featured a false and baseless cover headline "Zhao Changpeng's Ponzi Scheme." It fully retracts this offensive statement and apologizes to Zhao Changpeng and Binance. It will not publish or make any similar or identical allegations in any manner again.

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, Binance founder and former CEO Changpeng Zhao submitted a letter to the judge overseeing the case on Tuesday, apologizing for his "misguided decision" and acknowledging that he takes "full responsibility" for his actions.Changpeng Zhao stated, "There is no reason not to establish necessary compliance controls at Binance, and I assure you this will be my only encounter with the criminal justice system." Looking ahead, he hopes to support biotechnology startups and young people. In addition to Zhao's letter, there are 161 letters of plea from family, friends, and others.

ChainCatcher news, the on-chain prediction market Polymarket issued an apology on the X platform regarding inappropriate language used in tweets. The official X account recently posted several tweets containing inappropriate language, particularly the offensive term "Retardio." Such language is completely unacceptable and does not align with Polymarket's values and culture. Therefore, Polymarket sincerely apologizes.Polymarket has deleted the relevant tweets, the individuals involved in the incident (interns) have been dismissed, and the team has initiated an internal review process to ensure that similar incidents do not occur in the future.

ChainCatcher news, encrypted KOL Cobie posted on social media that the "apology letter" released by SBF yesterday is very similar in writing style to the apology letter from Sushiswap founder Chef Nomi. A comparison reveals that both apology letters, after a sincere apology, mention statements like "relinquishing governance rights" and "the project will have better development in the future," with similar wording and phrasing. As a result, the discussion about whether Chef Nomi is actually SBF has once again attracted many KOLs to participate in the debate.It is reported that in September 2020, Chef Nomi exchanged some tokens allocated for the SushiSwap project development for ETH, an action that drew condemnation from the community. However, Chef Nomi later appeared to apologize and announced the transfer of control of the SushiSwap project to SBF. (source link)