Binance’s Yi He Warns Persistent FUD Is Eroding Crypto Market Confidence

Deepfake videos of Binance’s CZ and Yi He spark FUD, as Yi He warns it’s shaking crypto investor trust and market confidence.

Deepfake videos featuring Binance’s Changpeng Zhao and Yi He have gone viral, raising fresh concerns in the crypto world. These clips, though labeled as satire, are confusing some users due to their lifelike quality.

At the same time, Binance co-founder Yi He is warning that persistent FUD is damaging trust in the industry.

As fear grows, market players are becoming cautious, leading to a sharp drop in crypto sentiment.

Surge in AI-Generated Deepfake Videos Sparks Concern

Several AI-generated deepfake videos featuring Binance co-founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) and Yi He went viral on Crypto Twitter this week.

These short video clips, designed like internal company drama episodes, surprised users with their realistic visuals and emotional expressions.

Although clearly marked as satire by many users, the quality of these clips led some viewers to believe the events were real.

The avatars used realistic voices, facial movements, and acted in scripted scenarios portraying fictional tensions inside Binance.

The videos began circulating widely on social media platforms, particularly X, leading to debates over the fast progress of AI technology.

Many in the community questioned how these tools could soon blur the line between satire and scams.

Binance Leadership Has Not Responded

Neither Yi He nor Changpeng Zhao has released any public statements about the circulating videos.

The silence from Binance leadership has added to user speculation about the intent behind the content.

Though the videos seem designed for entertainment, many observers worry that such realism could be used to mislead or manipulate the market.

Binance remains one of the most recognized platforms in the crypto space, and any content involving its top executives tends to draw attention.

Researchers and analysts tracking the situation said the videos are part of a wider pattern. “Crypto remains the most targeted industry for deepfake impersonation scams,” Chainalysis reported in a 2025 year-end study.

AI Tools Used in Crypto Scams Are Rapidly Advancing

In the past year, AI tools have been widely used in scams, including those that impersonate crypto influencers and executives.

Chainalysis recorded a 1,400% increase in such impersonation attempts in 2025 alone.

Voice cloning, synthetic avatars, and scripted deepfake videos are now used in phishing attacks and investment fraud.

This creates difficulty for new users, who often rely on visual cues and public figures when making crypto decisions.

Law enforcement agencies in several countries have issued warnings. They state that the gap between real and fake content is closing fast and users should double-check sources.

As the tools become cheaper and easier to use, scams have become more frequent and harder to spot.

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Yi He Speaks Out on Ongoing FUD and Market Reactions

Amid the rise of deepfake content and frequent market rumors, Binance’s Yi He has commented on the growing uncertainty in the industry.

She warned that ongoing FUD-fear, uncertainty, and doubt-is damaging investor confidence, especially for those new to crypto.

“For newcomers, Binance represents the entire space. When they see this kind of noise, they hesitate,” said Yi He in a recent internal update shared with selected partners.

She also mentioned that those already in the market often take profits early due to this confusion.

He added that long-term participants are also affected. “Even OGs, who are already financially free, feel pushed to exit after facing daily attacks,” she said.

The Crypto Fear & Greed Index, which recently dropped to a range of 5–10, reflects this growing worry.

Many investors are now waiting for a period of calm before they re-enter the market. Market watchers believe that once the FUD slows down, a recovery could follow.

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