Structural Incentives Behind BNB: Founder Exposure and Ecosystem Alignment

Many discussions about Changpeng Zhao focus on the personal comeback narrative.
A more interesting angle might be the structural incentives around BNB. Public estimates from sources like Forbes suggest that a large portion of Zhao’s net worth is tied to Binance holdings and BNB.
If the founder of the largest exchange has such a large exposure, it creates an interesting alignment dynamic: exiting a significant portion would likely impact both market perception and his own net worth.
This raises a broader question about exchange-native tokens. In past cycles, some tokens with strong ecosystem alignment and limited founder selling pressure have shown strong performance during bull markets.
Curious how others here think about this dynamic.
At what price level would you consider building a meaningful BNB position, if at all? Or do you think regulatory risks around Binance still outweigh the structural incentives?