By Jessica Hartogs, Editor at LinkedIn News
Binance.US has told its customers to withdraw their U.S. dollars, after its payment and banking partners “signaled an intent” to pause dollar fiat channels around June 13, reports Bloomberg. The news comes in the wake of an Securities and Exchange Commission crackdown on crypto trading giants Binance and Coinbase earlier in the week. Binance.US has said the SEC’s allegations are “unjustified” and that “we will continue to vigorously defend ourselves.” Crypto firms have lobbied U.S. lawmakers — unsuccessfully — to create industry-specific regulations; the Securities and Exchange Commission says existing securities rules apply to cryptocurrencies and crypto exchanges.
- Binance and related entities moved about $70 billion through accounts at Silvergate Bank and Signature Bank from 2019 to 2023, according to a filing on Wednesday.
- Some crypto exchanges are considering emphasizing their overseas operations — or exiting the U.S. entirely, The New York Times reports.
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Plate | web3 & crypto news 07/2023
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SEC identified the following crypto assets on Binance as securities including $BNB, $BUSD, and the units of each of the crypto assets with trading symbols $SOL, $ADA, $MATIC, $FIL, $ATOM, $SAND, $MANA, $ALGO, $AXS, $COTI.
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