An online war of words between Elon Musk and Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) has escalated into a dispute over their investment relationship. The exchange of words surrounding the Binance security incident, known to involve approximately $6.3 billion, has spread to the two sides' investment ties, particularly the issue of Binance's SpaceX investment.

■ Musk Sends Laughing Emoji... CZ Openly Pushes Back, 'This Is No Joke'

Musk responded to the Binance security incident with joking remarks and a laughing emoji. Changpeng Zhao publicly expressed his discomfort, saying in effect that now is not the time for jokes.

■ SpaceX Investment Assets 'Exceed $1 Billion'... But Draws the Line at Any Intention to Sell

In particular, Changpeng Zhao claimed that the value of the company's SpaceX-related investment assets exceeds $1 billion, reminding the public of its investment ties with Musk's company. However, he drew the line, saying this did not mean he intended to sell the shares.

Binance co-founder Yi He also stated that the losses could be covered by the company's annual revenue.

■ Emotional Clash Entangled with Investment Ties... Scale of Damage 'Requires Verification'

This dispute is a case in which an emotional clash between the two figures, which surfaced during the response to the security incident, has become entangled with their investment relationship. However, the exact value of the SpaceX investment assets and Binance's final damage scale are matters that require separate verification.

[This article was written based on public statements, and the value of the related investment assets and the scale of the security incident damage have not been independently verified. This article was written with some assistance from AI.]