On May 6, Binance founder CZ admitted in an interview with Rug Radio that his experience of serving four months in prison in the United States was "extremely difficult" and "frightening" and said that he "would not want anyone to experience that." However, this experience also made him realize the importance of health and family. He recalled that when he first entered prison, he felt strong uneasiness and fear in the face of large, noisy prisoners covered in tattoos. His cellmate was sentenced to 30 years for double murder, but the two got along well. He was not allowed to enter a minimum security prison because he was not a U.S. citizen and was sent to a low-security facility. Although he is the founder of Binance and has a fortune of hundreds of millions, his companions in prison did not treat him special. CZ said many of his fellow inmates were very friendly and he still maintains contact with several of them. For him, the most difficult thing was the mental pressure-fear of a sudden extension of his sentence. He pointed out that many friends in prison have suffered a similar fate. This experience made him re-examine his life."Health is the most important thing, followed by family, and then work and other things." CZ also revealed that he will publish a new book detailing this incarceration life.