{"content":"The Dishwasher Who Rewired the Financial World In the late 1990s, a young immigrant to Canada worked as a dishwasher at a fast food restaurant. He was just a teenager, but he was helping his family stay alive. He didn't know anybody and didn't speak flawless English, but he did have two things: a love of coding and a strong work ethic. He graduated with a degree in computer science and then worked at an exchange in Tokyo and then in New York, where he built trading systems for big institutions. He was smart but couldn't sit still. Traditional finance seems... unfair. Then, in 2013, he read the Bitcoin white paper. It altered everything. His pals thought it was crazy that he sold his residence to go all-in on crypto. He ate ramen and coded all day and night, certain that a financial system without borders was not only conceivable, but also needed. He started a new exchange in 2017. Wall Street didn't support it. There was no fancy PR crew for it. All you need is speed, simplicity, and a goal: money independence. It quickly became the most popular crypto exchange in the world. That person used to wash dishes, but now they are one of the most important builders in the Web3 globe. He doesn't show off very much. He doesn't wear suits. But he offered millions of people access to financial instruments that banks would never give them. People have criticized, pressured, and even banned his platform, yet it is still up and running. Not because of the hype. But it was made to endure. He showed that you don't have to be born into power to alter the system; you only need the courage to create a better one. #CZ #Binance @CZ ","images":["https://d2kdcqywr8ua22.cloudfront.net/uploadfile/article/blog/2025062025/06/27/a34d61f1ba754e1fbaaa1e5b57b93622.png"],"tags":[],"tradingPairs":["BNB/USDT"],"quotearticleid":0}