YZi Labs, the investment firm of Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ), has published a comprehensive analysis report on BNB.
The report, titled “BNB: The Core Force Behind the Global Web3 Economy,” argued that BNB has become one of the cornerstones of the global Web3 infrastructure.
YZi Labs stated that BNB (“Build N Build”) is not only the native token of BNB Chain but also positions itself as the transaction engine of the “Global Web3 Economy.” According to the report, BNB offers a more efficient transaction layer compared to Ethereum’s DeFi infrastructure and Bitcoin’s store of value.
The token also stands out for its deflationary nature and decentralized on-chain ownership: approximately 67% is public, 27% has been burned, and CZ’s share is under 1%. This, according to the report, reduces centralized risks and increases institutional trust.
According to Dune and Nansen data, the BNB Chain ecosystem is currently:
- The highest trading volume in decentralized exchanges (DEX),
- The most active users,
- It is the network with the most active stablecoin wallets.
The ecosystem encompasses a wide range of sectors, including DeFi, artificial intelligence, meme tokens, real-world assets (RWA), and consumer applications. BNB provides access to these areas through a single token, giving investors integrated participation in on-chain growth.
The YZi Labs report argued that BNB has performed strongly in past cycles, outperforming ETH, BTC, and SOL with an average annual price increase of up to 113%.
The report noted that BNB has had a limited presence in the US market until now, but that this is starting to change. BNB listings on major platforms like Robinhood and Coinbase, along with ETF/DAT applications, signal the beginning of this process.
YZi Labs also stated that CZ’s amnesty decision is a positive signal for BNB, stating that this period offers a special window of opportunity that will accelerate adoption in North America and globally.
*This is not investment advice.
Source: https://en.bitcoinsistemi.com/czs-investment-firm-releases-critical-report-on-bnb/