Binance Fined $4.3 Billion, CEO Pleads GUILTY
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- Опубликовано: 6 июн 2024
- Changpeng Zhao, the CEO of Binance stepped down and pled guilty to anti-money laundering violations. BINANCE will pay $4.3 billion in fines according to the DOJ settlement.
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Being a multi-billionaire and still getting called stupid by your mom is a certified Asian moment
Billionaire in fake money and being a thief.
There is no wall an Asian mom cannot climb when she is angry with her children's behavior, I attest that as an Asian daughter.
@@MashaRistova how is it fake money if it has value? he's a billionaire in real money if he sells all his crypto. also how is he a thief?
@@MashaRistovaFiat money is also fake.
@@michaelpeters78I'd be a millionaire if I sold all my stuff too.
"He made over $60 billion, but his mom still called him stupid!"
Well, I think his mom is feeling pretty vindicated right now.
Dude I was screaming when I saw that nas daily clip
He made 60 billion and got fined 50 million.
Just like banks these fines are just part of their operating costs now.
I bet slippers were flying too😂
@@PaTrick-cf6evHahaha. Ethnic mom's weapon of choice
Asians
I hate it when the CEO of a company doing illegal, evil shit gets away with saying “we made mistakes :( we’re sorry”
We’re sorry. :)
We’re sorry…
Southpark 😂@@PoorEdward
Yeah. Did you think I would hate the crypto scammers but be fine with how corporations and Wallstreet is run?
Yea
while the US GOV Even disavow ...
"it's not FUD, it's basic due diligence". Absolutely spot on.
Anyone who mentions "FUD" is a scammer lmao
Literally the whole point of crypto & blockchain technology was to remove having to trust people from the equation. It's so bizarre that all these "trust me" companies immediately sprouted up.
The real reason was to let organised crime launder huge quantities of money untraceably. Everything else is fluff.
Well, yeah, someone has to hype up the monopoly money so people will buy in.
Thats what you think the point was.
The point was to:
Laundee money
Unregulated market(scam)
Youre not very smart
I think people just assume that these companies are too big not to have internal audits, regulations, etc. You figure a company like Binance would have whistleblowers left and right exposing the illegal activity behind the scenes
@@nsbdbsbsbdbzbz8555nope. The original point was to remove financial manipulation*. Problem is that if didn’t work out in practice
When a multi-billionaire admits they made mistakes, you can be sure they did some really bad things that they're trying to sweep under the rug. CEOs of companies never admit wrongdoing except when there are bigger things they're trying to hide.
Its beyond me how someone will give 1 dollar to a company that refuses to be audited.
Wait till you hear about how all of crypto is propped up by an unaudited USDT
@@MANIAKAEMANNot surprising considering cryptocurrency are just techbro funbucks with a ponzi scheme mechanism built in.
@davidpinto7542 You mean basically 99% of crypto? lmfao
Wait until you hear about American banking system lmao
Audit the Federal reserve tok while you're at it they PRINT the dollars in your pocket
still the most reliable cex so what is your arguement lol, acting like the mainstream financial system wasn't built on crimes is a joke
I have to admit that I admire the brazen admission of laundering drug money.
Same here.
HSBC style baby, cant go wrong
Yeah HSBC all the way 😂
How is it compared to ftx? Laundering drug money and steals user fund . At least binance doesn't steal user deposit
this is a tiny slap on the wrist he’s free won’t go to jail and gets to keep billions he has stolen
At this point being labeled as the "Most humble crypto billionaire" is a huge red flag.
At this point, anyone who shows up in that guy's videos is a huge red flag.
And if you get labeled as a one, is the sign that you need to buy one way ticket to Dubai asap xD
I think “crypto billionaire” is about as real as Bigfoot.
I just officially became sick of the term 'red flag'. It was you. You were the straw.
The fact that it's the same influencer person too, oof.
The amount of scams that immediately rose and fell thru crypto is amazing
there are more scams in traditional finance
While simultaneously being completely unsurprising.
blockchain means scams are public information and will be found out no matter what
Signs of a bubble..
I thought that the selling point of it was the anonimous part...
"I must take responsibility"*
*when caught.
Unless people are inprisoned, it's not treated as a real crime.
This is just a distraction
Wonder how the mill is laundering our tax dollars across the globe
You mean fines just impose a tax on crime? yeah, maybe...
@@themudpit621
If Binance didn't have enough to pay back creditors, then they don't have enough to pay $4.3 billion in fines. It's hardly a tax.
The refusal to accept auditors probably has a lot to do with the fact they're working with dirty money and an Auditor would be obligated to call the police.
HSBC worked with cartels. Banks launder money all the time
Hmm maybe
In the UK, even if you are approached by the police to do a forensic audit of a suspected drug dealer, you still have to report it. Even the fact that the police already know about it and are investigating doesn't get you off having to report.
Didn’t the most of the main auditor firms say they would not audit crypto company’s.. pretty confident Deloitte did
Arthur Andersen: Hold my Enron
Big 4 audit companies have also been complicit in a LOT of shady dealings
yeah but there will be receipts, which is what is important.
Yep it’s like the SEC who not only was in Bernie Madoff’s pocket, he was on their board, all while knowingly wiping out tens of thousands of people’s life savings.
Yeah, KPMG facilitated the Guptas tax evasion and has been involved in nearly every corruption case in South Africa
Absolutely true. But not wanting to deal with auditors isn’t a dunk either.
@@Coffeezilla facts
Thanks Coffeezilla! Excellent video.
Walmart and Cardven token just signed a collaboration??
Scam alert ⚠️ 📢
CZ was holding up 4 fingers because that was the fine in billions he would be paying.
lmao
>how many billions do you want to pay in fine?
CZ:
lmao same though he predicted his fate
forsen
@@2sexyy
LOL 😂 the irony
“We’ll have our lawyers handle it” not a sign of confidence.
facts speak louder than companies' words
He essentially said they don't have the money
It is in fact saying "I don't wanna implicate myself further in whatever lawsuits and criminal cases that're going on."
To be fair , that was a hypothetical question regarding Sam's escapades.
especially when its a question of finances. "Let the CFO handle it" maybe if you wanna throw them under the bus
Love your hard work
Super slooth & coffee just love you exposing these grifters
When CZ says auditors "don't know how to audit crypto exchanges", what he means is that auditors don't accept digital monopoly being valued at face value on paper when they know the coin would be virtually worthless when actually being sold in meaningful volume. His arrogant position is EXACTLY the same type of asinine argument SBF made with FTX.
lol cz is not sbf. not even close.
@@wrongplacerighttimestill pretty shady
@@wrongplacerighttimeRead the comment over again, then take a hour to really let it sink in. Once you figure it out, edit your comment as it has nothing to do with what OP said.
They "don't know how to audit crypto exchanges" because they don't produce the results he'd want to see from the audit lol
The exact same reasoning applies to conventional financial institutions. All banks are structurally insolvent.
I don't think we're focusing enough on the implication of what they did, if they openly admitted to laundering drug money imagine what else happened behind the scenes. Might've facilitated some truly heinous things
Like allowing funding terrorists?
Half way across the world .
Happens everywhere but China was the big financial magnet. Investment flight probably has a few more stones to turn.
Like organs, humans trafficking, etc?
Major banks launder drug cartel money.
Just to start, I like the intro of reading the caption like it’s a news article. Plus it helps with people just scrolling and stopping to watch the auto-play real quick.
Cardven token and amazon signed a partnership. It will blow up once it hits mainstream.
“An audit doesn’t find every problem”
So I guess that means nobody should be audited anymore 🤷♀️
"Yep Yep"
Just like the department of defense.
Oh i wont find every problem? Well you could make your own investigation alongside the audit then... The differences in results I bet would be quite surprising!
"an auditor would realize we don't have the assets to back up all customer refunds but what he won't realize is that the assets we currently have are completely worthless anyway because we used customer funds as our personal piggybank"
"So you're saying we should bring law enforcement into the equation, to find the really bad problems?"
Imagine all of the cleaning up and hiding that CZ and Binance have done in the last year while the spotlight was on FTX/SBF.
They did but did they clean up because if they dont have money they will still endup...
@@vanhuvanhuvese2738… bankrupt
I don't think these guys are either smart enough, capable enough, or have enough of a 'blanket' to try and cover up their shady dealings. It would be like trying to cover Shaq with a baby blanket. Nothing can hide that amount of financial crime. Which is why Deloitte refused them, I imagine. No amount of bribery from Binance could ever 'help them figure out the numbers'.
Should have bought some shares in a paper shredding machine company.
@@jonny_lagunasure seems like Sam is sitting in jail right now because FTX had the spotlight on them....
Market said we don’t give a fuck and resulted in a pump
Good video as always and I wanted to add that I loved seeing you pop up recently in that BBC documentary on SBF; I think you've got a few fans at the beeb!
It’s actually insane how much larger Binance is compared to like the next 3 biggest exchanges
if u believe the numbers 🧠
@@zoomer9686 considering other exchanges some times dip into Binance to use their liquidity... yeah they have a huge marketshare
@@zoomer9686it's a fact
Its because the second largest misteriously dissapeared.
@@michelchamoun9967mysteriously ?
I love how skeptical the reporter looked when he started being evasive. She knew he was talking bs.
Because she is trained to do the same.
@@goldenhate6649… what? 😂
@@pasta-and-heroinyou can’t be this dense can you ?
Those interviewers were not impressed lol
@@JavierNYC423maybe they are that obtuse
With an auditor background - always enjoyed your content Coffee!
Good job and video !!
Reminds of the HSBC case, where they accepted money from Mexican Cartels. They only had to pay $1.9 billion. Lovely, lovely world :)
What I’ve learned from Coffee is don’t trust anyone involved in the crypto
Except Sergey Nazarov
because it is literally a scam
@@MESSY-AFcoffee holds some crypto I think
@@danielling5803 Probably a gamble just incase it ever becomes widely adopted.
crypto bad
What drives your journalism (beside monetary devices). You are the best !
Also ☕ thanks brotha... You are one of a kind.. happy 🦃 day to you and family, eat up you got more to expose
Always staying informed is probably the greatest gift Coffee gave us. Bless this man.
I mean, we get informed while NOTHING happens to the scammers. I guess it’s entertaining though?
Who would have thought that a crypto company is doing something shady. I could never have guessed
Banks In Australia namely NAB.facilitated. Billions of shady deals. Including child trafficking funding of terrorism and austrac just gave them.a ( relatively) small fine ( no jail time). Where there is money transfers there is always corruption it seems.
Thankfully we have Bitcoin. Sorry if you got scammed by crypto companies.
TBH as soon as anyone in crypto responds to legitimate criticism with the word "FUD" I immediately assume they're not to be trusted
@@pepsico815 Yeah... Bitcoin, not at all involved in anything shady ever.
Silk Road?
@@TrackpadProductionsyou are doing something wrong if you thought you needed trust to do anything in crypto
After the FTX scam,this was bound to happen
you know, it baffles my mind how a crypto exchange like Binance gets fined such a hefty sum when they do something wrong, but when any of the big tech companies who routinely and purposefully commit multiple international privacy violations get fined, it's literally pennies
clearly, as shown in this case, the government is capable of issuing meaningful fines. so why hold back in the other cases?
Uhhh cus one is privacy and the other is
Privacy + money laundering, plus fraud, plus cooking the books lol wtf do u think Enron did
Probably cus the companies that do have the cyber crime thing have large countries behind them.
apple is vital to the us economy. crypto exchanges are not
@@jaredclark173 Not vital per se, but it is providing way more jobs to the US market and others around the world while Binance doesn't.
@@dontaskquestions. i’m sorry i should have explained. large companies are vital to the us economy. they provide jobs and services that the american public can work or utilize. i wasn’t saying that apple alone is vital to the us economy. i was using apple as an example of a large company that is vital to the us economy. i won’t be providing sources because this is just the fuckin youtube comment section so you can calm down
Did his Mom call him stupid because she knew he made his money laundering drug money? 😄 That poor woman.
Source
@@jacksmith-mu3ee your mom
@@jacksmith-mu3eehimself, he said so.
She must have known he was shady
She knew he made his money through cryptocurrency.. so yes.
And to think he seemed such a totally non-shady chap in a non-shady industry.
lol good joke
Lol
You should see what happens with cash.....
@@j...bro. What happens with cash? Tell me
@@j...bro.Crypto is a lot worse
Love it! Go get 'em.
How is different than banks? If everyone tries to cash out bank crashes as they don’t have all the money.
Always on the cutting edge of reporting. Good job coffee. If only all media did actual investigations like this….
Media cover people like this and attack people like us doing the exact same thing. Media is bought, none of it it’s real
They used to. Long ago.
Cutting edge of reporting what?
@@Waroncryptowith a name like yours you sound like a suspect
He’s showing other reporters info and interviews… so it’s still there…
so many of coffee's vids up to this point ended with "these people are evil hopefully they face consequences" so it's really satisfying that the consequences are coming through now
What happens if they pay the fine with customer funds and we find out later can a court clawback from government like they do investors?
Respect coffee sir from 🇬🇧
It amazes me how crypto geeks swear by the decentralization of Crypto but are willing to put all their money in a centralized location.
greed blinds people, most people sell the "decentralized, finance the unbankable" idea, but they don't really care... all they care about is making a quick buck without doing anything.
The smart people don't.
nobody with millions of dollars in crypto is going to leave it on an exchange lmao you can download a crypto wallet. we have that technology.
Those are different people. "Crypto geeks" definitely do not keep money in centralised exchanges and custodial wallets.
@@pepsico815 Smart money ? I hope you mean individual smart money. Cause so called “smart money” like Black Rock and co could not figure out that FTX was a scam.
Remember when CZ took the "high road" when FTX was exposed lol. Who could have ever seen something like this coming?
Compared to how much FTX f*cked up, Binance looks like a saint rn.
It's different though. FTX was using customer funds, there is no evidence that suggests Binance are doing the same. Binance aren't innocent, but they're nowhere near as bad as FTX (Based on what we currently know, obviously my opinion on this could change if evidence comes out that binance have been spending customer funds).
@@olicorless1926 Nah. Time will prove they basically the same.
The differences is, one dude is american and one dude is chinese. It sounds not related but if you put the Culture behind those two races, you know which one more solid than the other.
yeah literally everybody could see that coming. Everything involved in crypto is shady or straight up a scam
FTX scammed customers.
Binance hurt nobody and helped customer indiscriminately.
If that's not the high road idk what is.
SBF is very happy to hear this.
i love your shows
I hope we get a real Coffeezilla deep dive on this because the money laundering is the absolute LEAST of the charges.
Yeah right, did he torture small kittens on the side as well Mr. Sherlock?
@@somebodythatiusedtoknoooooooowfacilitated funds that reached terrorist orgs lol
Plus money laundering, mixing funds, etc.
Literally everything SBF did just CZ is smarter.
how about we audit the government....
@MrDucenukEM we do, but we have to audit the auditors too.
He's well and truly down the rabbit hole, don't you worry about that.
Coffeezilla you're One of the best guys ever to explain everything on Crypto Schemes. Thanks your videos are awesome and informative.
Don't just believe one source though. I disagree with many of the takes in this video and I've followed Binance's development since 2017.
@@zakblue what specifically do you disagree with, I genuinely want to know
Are we getting a The Completionist episode soon?
Even his mom has warned us all along.
Shocked (shocked!) that another crypto company is involved in shady nonsense.
I love how Zhao helped bring down SBF, and now is being collared himself.
Takes one to know one
He wants to make him company in prison
Was thinking same
I love that nothing of that is true.... SBF will be sentenced, CZ will pay a fine and keep doing everything as before.
Even criminals have competitors
Crazy how 4 months later BNB is almost back to ATHs even after pleading guilty and being fined
You tha man coffee !
Speaking as someone who discovered Binance through F1, it's crazy but also unexpected seeing these Crypto sponsors going to shit a year after they joined a team
It’s not surprising at all.
Really, you still don't get that crypto is a scam?
CZ walks into a prison cell, SBF greets him and says: "This bed is already occupied by Mr. Mashinsky. You can park here below Do Kwon."
Top notch content
You need to follow up on the fines and charges on the Banking industry.
I love the interviewer's face when CZ says "actually they don't know how to audit crypto exchanges"
When he clapped back with citing Coinbase... CZ's response killed me😂😂😂
Scammers go in panic mode when coffeezilla upload
Why would he panic? he’s free won’t go to jail and gets to keep billions he has stolen
???
@@Rapido20he just won't be part of that junk aka crypto
@@Rapido20 Because there's now a video tarnishing him online and these type of people hate this stuff. Not only that, nobody legitimate is going too EVER touch him.
While he may have BILLIONS, trust me, the man probably has no real friends and lives a miserable life. Just look at how Notch's life turned out, the creator of the game 'Minecraft'. Being a billionaire doesn't equate to happiness no matter how nice it sounds.
@@Rapido20 who did he steal from? did you watch the very short 8 min video?
@@Rapido20 He earned his money "honestly", exchange was just allowing shady persons to trade, and profited from their trading fees. Nowhere near fraud, theft or whatever the fuck you are trying to pin on him without understanding what the actual charges are.
I am ao shocked. Who could've foreseen this?
Just FYI in regards to not being able to get a big 4 Auditor:
Im in Australia and alot of large audit firms have a flat international stance to not work with crypto companies due to risk. We had a special exception granted to have our company done by a large/mid tier firm - most likely due to our history with them already, but also does mean going forward they may not perform our audit in future years (despite the company being full above board and audited previously).
So not defending CZ here, but some of what he said is true there and out of his control.
I really appreciate your final clip of telling CZ's true story, you're a goddamn legend coffee.
How do you know it's final? are you psychic? from the future? making baseless assumptions? yeah I know it's the latter, I just like pointing out nonsense, have a good one.
@@symbiote1982pk i think he just meant the final few minutes of this video.
@@luxuryseaviewvillas6744 Don't tell them, it is funnier when they don't realize how their hubris makes them look.
Wtaf did i just read?
As a drug dealer and cartel I didn't even know such a choice existed 😢, I always have used the normal channels to launder my money, like deutsche bank.
Always a good day when Coffee Break uploads to his second channel
7:37 Does the 4 finger hand sign represent the 4B in fines?
"They don't know how to audit crypto exchanges" is such a hilariously stupid excuse.
Mom was right to call him stupid I guess
Isn't everything supposed to be "on the blockchain" and therefore "permanent, traceable and immune to forgery"?
Oh, wait, all the exchanges operate 99% off chain and undercut all of that. Cryptobros used to chant "not your wallet/not your keys" like a mantra and the biggest predators in crypto end up creating exchanges that ignore all that.
Regardless, all modern exchanges are purely electronic. You literally download the files and hand it to an auditor that will probably run it through their advanced tools that they've... created in Excel.
If they can audit casinos they can audit crypto exchanges 😂
Crypto isn’t difficult science that only very smart higher beings can understand. Auditors can study and audit it.
they don't know they're not allowed to call out corruption and fraud is what he means.
“An audit doesn’t find every problem” is such a terrible response lmao, basically “we don’t need an audit because they wouldn’t find the types of crime I’m committing.” Like, we all see how that’s not a very good defense, right?
More like
Hey. It will not find all problems so why bother.
Cause definitely they have shady deals which would be spot by an auditor who just finished first year of university
This is the attitude of scammers. It's also the attitude of "government regulation misses things, so let's just get rid of it". The attitude of demanding perfection from things or we never do it is a red flag of someone being a scammer or being stupid.
Yeah the people who don't understand crypto think its a terrible response agree
@@letsburn00 well said. That attitude is very common among the crypto community where scammers thrive and idiots will repeat it not knowing it will fuck over them
He described the US gov
Probably the most controversial scandal in 2023.
They never stole money from Customers. That is the MOST IMPORTANT THING!
I don't mind if I get fined 4 Billion If I made 60.
And it's not even him who's being fined it's the company
yea drug money human trafic money gun money is BIG!!!, and it's isplicitly being laundery by crypto real sad
Yeah he's already made his money, if he can get out & avoid jail he's laughing.
Chump change
Even if Changpeng Zhaos was fined 4billion it wouldnt hurt him.
Dude has +10Billion networth >_>
You don’t have to worry about Binance. They will use customers’ funds to settle the bills.
If the SEC is in control now.... they will start freezing assets soon.
Move your COIN away from exchanges and into self custody asap !
That will end badly. It will be another lawsuit and that will put CZ in prison....or he'll wish he ends up in prison.
@@zaco-km3suIf binance goes the same path as ftx that'll be a hit in the crypto market that will take many years to recover from
@@zaco-km3suhe doesn't even live in America. How'd he end up in prison?
Great video. Looks like some shysters are finally getting burned. But I have to laugh whenever crypto speculators are called "investors."
it's about time
Coffee has been winning hard recently! Let’s hope it keeps goin!
Not your private key? Not your money. Self custody. That simple.
Has zero to do with the actual story.
Show me a way to do future trading with self custody and I'm in
@@StefanReichgmx or dydx i think
I deadass got a binance ad on RUclips scrolling down on this video.
missing the chill coffeezilla music at the end, great video nonetheless :)
Oh me oh my…This year seem to have been the year of Cryptos being exposed left and right
I instantly thought of Coffee when I saw the NY Times headline yesterday! Incredibly fast turnaround, dude! Your work now is vindicating all your coverage then, an incredible feat of journalism! Keep up the great work.
The real question is, who is not laundering money in the US. The banks? The US government? The FBI? The CIA? They all need money, and they do what they do to get it.
"use centralized exchanges like a public washroom. get in, do your busiiness, and get out."
I KNEW the way he went after FTX was a sign of his own misdeeds. It's always the case.
Scammy minds think alike
I mean FTX literally scammed the shit out of his costumers, all he did was launder some money from drugs, not like the banks and governments doesn't do that already 🤷🏼♂️
Did Binance ever took customers money? Have they done market manipulation using their sister company? Does CZ is stucked in bronze lmao? They're nothing alike.
@@boccobadz it's like comparing a murderer with a tax evasion lmao
So true @@numbhead
That ending was phenomenal Coffee, bravo. I could almost hear the Curb Your Enthusiasm theme song
Hope you do a video on the openhand foundation run by the khalil family too 😗
Does Coffeezilla ever talk about HSBC, Wells Fargo, Citi Group, etc. when they money launder or do business with cartels, mafia, or terrorist organizations?
How on earth are there still crypto bros in current year?
The establishment propaganda of crypto is still very real. Until nations actually take care of its citizens and provide universal healthcare, infrastructure, wealth equality, lots of desperate will result to “gambling” per say.
To fool a man, you have to beat his intellect.
To convince a man he's been fooled, you have to beat his pride.
It would be great if you could do a high level overview, this this, of the SEC suit against Kraken.
Isn't the number 4 considered very unlucky in oriental countries?
“But his mom still called him stupid!”
And I guess she’s right
HAHAHA
Some moms really know their kids.
He walked a free man, still a billionaire, his exchange is allowed to run and he can still keep his majority share he is very very very far from stupid
He's not in jail and only fined 50 mil, he got away with it so apparently hes not that stupid.
@@mghq-mobilegamerzhq2533I have some doubts that he will get away with it without at least some prison term
As an auditor myself (former Big 4), we absolutely know how to audit crypto.
You guys don't know how to do it, to make them look NOT guilty of scamming 😂 is what he meant
Doubt*
Then how come they didn't audit him then?
@@rebelsouljazauditors are not police, they can only audit companies which invites and pays those auditors
Oh, absolutely. Crypto transactions aren't somehow magic because of the Blockchain. The same basic legitimate and illegitimate actions haven't changed much. See FTX being an old-fashioned embezzlement.
HSBC do it in plain site, all the big banks or anything large and in contact with huge cash flow is liable to huge amounts of money laundering
4.3 Billion is a slap on the wrist, there must be a reason he did this willingly
ya its to stay out of jail.
Because he made 50 billion.
Youre welcome
he still personally nets billions, but his exchange will take a hit and he's a bad guy now... but he made billions
BINANCE is well established, therefore welcomed into business.
However, US derivatives and money (laundering) are heavily regulated, so he cannot be allowed to hold a monopoly now that other players are entering the market.
cause a trial would reveal all the terrible accounting lol
Have a great Thanksgiving coffee and everyone in the comments! THANK YOU Keep exposing these SCAMS! 👍🏻🇺🇲
He just made a video about Binance and its CEO, thats it. Its different from exposing, he isnt the one who exposed. If this video came out before CZ admitted then he exposed it
you understand that coffee still gives it more exposure. if someone with 1 subscriber posts a video about "exposing someone" and it gets 0 views did they expose them? no. so coffee definitely helped expose the issue yet again
Binance is the best. My full support to cz.
bot alert
Not really exposing since he plead guilty, and not a scam. Binance didn't steal money, they allowed money laundering on their platform (intentionally or not).