Is GM on BSC a CZ Token? What Is Confirmed and What Is Not

No source reviewed shows that Changpeng Zhao (CZ) created, owns or endorsed GREEN MORNING (GM) on BNB Smart Chain; GM is themed on a CZ meme post. 

Bitrue states that nothing in the on-chain data or public posts proves CZ created or endorsed GM, even though the token went live seven seconds after a CZ post. GM’s link to CZ therefore rests on timing and theme, not on a documented relationship.

What does “CZ token” mean?

The phrase can mean three different things, and the sources support only one of them. It can mean a token issued by CZ, a token that CZ has endorsed or promoted, or a token themed on a CZ meme.

 Sources describe GM as the third. BlockBeats calls GM a “CZ meme” token, meaning its theme comes from a CZ meme, not that CZ is behind it. Nothing reviewed supports the first two meanings.

What is confirmed about the link between GM and CZ?

The sources agree that the GM meme comes from a CZ post, and that the token appeared right after it. Bitrue reports that CZ posted a green-tinted photo captioned “Soon…” on September 29, 2026 at 21:57:17 Paris time and that the token went live seven seconds later. Odaily, on October 1, wrote that the GM meme originated from a meme selfie posted by CZ and that GM’s market cap on BSC had surpassed $3.56 million.

On November 6, BlockBeats reported that CZ replied to a “knee struck by an arrow” meme with a CZ meme, in a post BlockBeats interprets as aimed at Elon Musk. That item names no token. A separate BlockBeats item, citing GMGN, reported that GM rose by more than 400% the same day and that the move was possibly influenced by Musk replying to a user with a CZ meme.

What is not confirmed?

Who created the token, whether CZ knew about it and whether the launch was coordinated with his post are all unconfirmed. Bitrue states that nothing proves CZ created or endorsed the token, and that the project has no product and no publicly identified team. A launch seven seconds after a post shows timing, not a relationship, since a token can be created by anyone who watches the account. In the sources reviewed, no statement from CZ or Binance about GM was found.

Two further points are unresolved. The first is whether Musk’s reply influenced GM’s price: BlockBeats’s own wording is “possibly,” and the page’s AI-generated interpretation and the news text differ on whether CZ or Musk posted first. The second is the identity of the people behind the token. The DEXTools page lists a Telegram handle and a website link for GM, but it does not list a creator.

What do the tracker pages show about GM?

Tracker data describes the contract, not the people behind it. A DEXTools page for GM, which is undated, lists the token with no honeypot flag, 0% buy and sell tax, no mint function and renounced ownership. It also shows a DEXT score of 58 out of 100 and notes that the token is not DexTools-verified. The creator and creation date are not provided. A DEX Screener snapshot, also undated, shows GoPlus reporting no issues and Quick Intel reporting one, with a warning that audits may not be fully accurate.

Renounced ownership means the deploying wallet no longer holds contract-level control. It does not show who holds the supply, and it does not make a token safe. These results say little about whether CZ is connected to the token, and they should be re-checked on a live tracker.

How to tell GM from other GM and CZ-themed tokens

Several tokens share the GM ticker or the CZ theme, so the contract address is the only reliable identifier. Bitrue cites 0x13920fe6467e9e3c852b8d365a036c995f0f7777 as the GREEN MORNING contract address on BNB Smart Chain. DEXTools lists that address under both the pair and the token labels, and a website link on the same page uses it as the token address, so it should be confirmed on a block explorer such as BscScan.

Other GM tokens exist, including a different token named “Good Morning (GM)” on BSC with a contract address ending in 4444, listed by Bitquery with a market cap of about $7,310 on an undated page. CoinGecko also lists a “GoodMorning (GM)” memecoin on Cronos, and CoinMarketCap lists “GM Wagmi (GM)” on Ethereum. Other tokens on BSC also use CZ-themed names, and BlockBeats’s AI-generated summary mentions one of them. A name or ticker match is not evidence that a token is connected to CZ or to GREEN MORNING.

What does the November 6 move show about the CZ link?

It shows that the market reacted to attention around a CZ meme, not that CZ is involved. BlockBeats reported, citing GMGN, that GM rose by more than 400% to a market cap of $2.72 million with 24-hour volume of $1.6 million, and added that meme tokens depend largely on sentiment and have no actual value or use case. By BlockBeats’s figures, the market cap had peaked at $15.36 million on October 2. More detail on the price data is in [What Is GM on BSC?]({{URL of the first article}}).

How to check a “CZ token” claim

A claim should be traced to the original post on CZ’s own account rather than to a screenshot or a news summary. The contract address in the claim should be matched against a block explorer and against the token’s tracker page, and the page should be checked for whether the address belongs to the token or to a trading pair. 

Wording such as “possibly influenced” or “themed on” in news reports should not be read as confirmation of a relationship. A statement from CZ or Binance, if one appears, would be the only direct evidence of involvement.

Conclusion

GM on BSC is a CZ-meme-themed token, and the sources do not show that CZ created, owns or endorsed it. The timing is documented: Bitrue reports a CZ post on September 29, 2026 and a token launch seven seconds later, and Odaily and BlockBeats describe the meme as coming from CZ. A relationship between CZ and the token is not documented, and no statement from CZ or Binance was found in the sources reviewed. Same-name GM tokens and other CZ-themed tokens make contract checks essential before any claim is trusted.

FAQ

1. Is GM on BSC a CZ token?
No source reviewed shows that CZ created, owns or endorsed GREEN MORNING (GM). Sources describe it as a token themed on a CZ meme post.

2. Did CZ create GREEN MORNING (GM)?
It is not confirmed. Bitrue reports that the token went live seven seconds after a CZ post on September 29, 2026, and states that nothing in the on-chain data or public posts proves CZ created or endorsed it.

3. Did CZ or Binance comment on GM?
In the sources reviewed, no statement from CZ or Binance about GM was found. On November 6, BlockBeats reported that CZ replied to a meme with a CZ meme, but that item names no token.

4. Why is GM called a CZ meme token?
Odaily and Bitrue describe the GM meme as originating from a CZ post, and BlockBeats uses the label “CZ meme token.” The label refers to the meme theme, not to ownership.

5. How can GREEN MORNING (GM) be told apart from other GM tokens on BSC?
By the contract address, which Bitrue cites as 0x13920fe6467e9e3c852b8d365a036c995f0f7777. Other GM tokens exist on BSC, Cronos and Ethereum, so a name or ticker match is not enough.