Binance plans to delist stablecoins in Europe citing MiCA compliance
A Binance executive said the cryptocurrency exchange plans to delist stablecoin in the European market by June 2024 in order to comply with standards laid out by MiCA. Go to Source
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A Binance executive said the cryptocurrency exchange plans to delist stablecoin in the European market by June 2024 in order to comply with standards laid out by MiCA. Go to Source
Discover how margin and option metrics hint at Bitcoin’s path to $28,000 amid the Binance legal battle. Go to Source
This week, The Market Report discusses Bitcoin’s recent price action and the upcoming FOMC meeting, where some speculate interest rates might be paused. Go to Source
“It is more than likely that BAM still doesn’t understand what Ceffu is,” the SEC stated after trying to untangle the web of relationships between entities. Go to Source
Bitcoin and select altcoins are attempting to make a comeback as traders expect the Fed to hold rates steady during their meeting this week. Go to Source
The securities regulator claims that “Ceffu” is a Binance entity and not merely a digital asset wallet provider. Go to Source
On Sep. 16, exchange volume stood at $5.09 million on Binance.US amidst executive departures and ongoing regulatory scrutiny. Go to Source
Despite Brian Shroder resigning as CEO of the exchange’s US wing amid SEC and CFTC lawsuits, Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao claimed that the departure was normal. Go to Source
The documents filed Aug. 28 may be seen by the public in a week. They are not all the sealed documents in the case, however. Go to Source
Network, futures and user data all point toward Ethereum potentially charting a new course. Go to Source