That might be true, but CZ is a good candidate for a pardon. Did you know before Gensler went after him at the SEC he asked CZ for a job and was rejected?

What does that have to do with anything? Executive branch leaders can have both individual lives and public responsibilities.

If anything, it's better he was rejected for the job, as getting it would have provided an incentive to bury the prosecution.

I agree it is a good pardon, the past administration + SEC were not laying a foundation of up to date commodity/currency/securities laws, they were enforcing by prosecution. This is not a way to run a country.