
Binance Appoints Yi He
Binance Names Yi He Co-CEO
Yi He becomes co-CEO of Binance, partnering with CZ to stabilize the exchange amid regulatory scrutiny and guide its global and Web3 expansion.
Binance announced today that Yi He has been appointed co-CEO, joining founder CZ in guiding the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange. A longtime collaborator and trusted partner, her promotion comes as the company navigates ongoing regulatory scrutiny and a volatile crypto market.
Why Yi He?
Yi He has been integral to Binance’s growth since its early days, contributing to strategic decisions and operational scaling. Her experience with the exchange’s infrastructure, product launches, and global user base positions her to maintain stability as Binance expands into Web3 and decentralized finance.
Impact on the Market
The leadership shift could reassure Binance’s 200 million+ users and partners amid ongoing regulatory pressures in multiple jurisdictions. Analysts suggest the co-CEO structure may allow CZ to focus on vision and innovation while Yi He ensures smooth day-to-day operations and compliance oversight.
The Takeaway
Yi He’s rise to co-CEO reflects continuity and stability for Binance. With both leaders at the helm, the exchange aims to navigate regulatory hurdles, continue global expansion, and explore the next wave of Web3 innovation, keeping millions of users engaged and supported.
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Published December 6, 2025 • Updated December 6, 2025
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