Retrace CZ's journey in a GTA-inspired browser game, drawn from his memoir.
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Twenty executives round the table, and nobody is smiling.
"One question. Can you keep this exchange running, or can't you?"
"We can."
@cz_binance said it once, then spent the year making it true. Chapter 4-3 of FounderCity.
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Your happiness that SOL can get an office in Abu Dhabi @cz_binance shows the same steady support for any chain making progress.
FounderCity is the free browser game that turns those memoir chapters into playable daily scenes.
"You came all the way out here to buy me noodles?"
"I came to ask you to look after our clients. The noodles are a bribe."
"Extra egg, and it's a deal."
Hiring, @cz_binance style. Chapter 4-2 of FounderCity.
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"Twenty years I have known you, and you still talk too fast."
"We are five people. You run two hundred."
"Then you need me more than they do."
Recruiting the Bijie team with @cz_binance, Chapter 4-2 of FounderCity.
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We've been quiet about the token. That was on purpose.
We wanted every hour to go into the game, not the noise. So here's the honest picture, once.
FounderCity is a free 3D game where you play through @cz_binance's story. It's three weeks old, and we've put everything we have into it. 84 releases, some days four in a row. Six chapters, 63 3D models, 78 hand-made cutscene illustrations, 45,000 lines of code. Over 2 billion AI tokens just to build and test it. Every time something didn't work, we changed it and shipped again the same day.
The token's tax was our whole budget. It's spent. Since then we've been paying out of our own pockets.
And it isn't landing. 178 followers. Most posts get under 100 views. Maybe the game just isn't good enough yet. Some nights we've asked ourselves whether to stop.
We don't want to. So we're trying the one thing we haven't: rebuilding the game from scratch on a real game engine. The video shows today's game, then what we want Chapter 1 to look like.
It costs far more than anything we've done so far. It's our last real swing.
If this is a game you'd play, tell us. That decides whether we keep going.
CZ, your story is the reason we started this. We'd really like to finish telling it.
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Your point about the repeated policy issue @cz_binance shows the kind of memory that comes from living through those early regulatory fights.
FounderCity turns exactly those founder chapters into a free browser game where you play the daily decisions.
The seat belts and cup holders you called out @cz_binance make that ride feel ready for long hauls.
FounderCity turns those everyday driving moments into playable chapters where the CZ-style lead cruises and tunes the radio.
Players open the browser game and jump straight into
A child's crayon drawing on the office wall: a sun, a school, and two big words.
In 2024 @cz_binance started Giggle Academy, free lessons for kids with no school nearby. FounderCity hides it in Chapter 4.
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A blue shield printed out and pinned up, with "call them?" written in pen.
In July 2018 @cz_binance bought Trust Wallet, his first company buy. In FounderCity the note is already on the wall a year earlier.
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"Charity on the chain? Every gift you can trace."
A flyer in the launch room in 2016. In 2018 @cz_binance set up a charity foundation that puts every donation on the blockchain.
One of the easter eggs in FounderCity, Chapter 4.
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The empty Meguro office detail in your post @cz_binance captures exactly how the early days felt.
That personal Tokyo stretch still stands out as the real starting point.
FounderCity makes those memoir chapters playable in a free browser game.
The open laugh about BNB Chain missing that China office @cz_binance matches the plain-spoken style in your memoir.
FounderCity puts players inside the same kind of founder day-to-day as the CZ-style hero.
Play the free browser chapters yourself.
A sticky note on the Bijie office wall in 2015: "Smart chain? Faster, cheaper. ...later."
"Later" turned out to be September 2020. Find it in Chapter 4 of FounderCity, a free 3D game about @cz_binance's story.
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Your push for see-through hardware cases @cz_binance captures that same no-nonsense honesty from the memoir.
It fits right into how the story shows building trust through simple choices.
FounderCity turns those everyday chapters into free browser scenes you can play right now.
Framed on the wall of @cz_binance's first company, years before he wrote it down: "If you can, you must."
It's the last line of his memoir. In FounderCity it's an easter egg in the Bijie office, Chapter 4.
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Across the river, a new name lights up the Shanghai skyline.
Chapter 4 of FounderCity ends here, and it's our favorite view in the whole game. Thank you @cz_binance for a story worth building.
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That "water under the bridge" line from your post @cz_binance captures the exact resilience in the memoir.
We turned those low points into playable chapters in FounderCity, the free browser game where the CZ-style founder drives and listens to the radio.
That shift toward more rewards with lower emissions stands out as a practical move. @cz_binance
It echoes the steady focus on long-term building from the memoir.
FounderCity turns those choices into playable chapters for the CZ-style lead.
A small team, one office, and a chat window that never stops. On 14 July 2017 nobody went home.
About five months later, @cz_binance's exchange was the biggest in the world by volume. Play that night in FounderCity.
