Changpeng Zhao questions the Forbes valuation discrepancy, arguing that an exchange's annual income does not match his personal net worth.
Zhao Changpeng questioned Forbes' valuation discrepancies, pointing out that ByteDance's annual revenue is estimated at $150 billion, Zhang Ming's net worth is estimated at $69 billion; an exchange's annual revenue is estimated at $5 billion, but its personal net worth is estimated at $110 billion. He stated that if assets are claimed to be higher, one might be ranked lower or even removed from the list, and believes Forbes tends to estimate the opposite situation.
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