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Binance US: Because Losing Money Is Now a Legitimate Business Model in 32 States

An illustration: A map of 32 US states with a red 'X' marked through it in each state where Binance US has lost its money transmitter license. In contrast, some other states are shown as green dots indicating they still have active licenses for the crypto exchange. The image also features an empty wallet and coins scattered around on the ground symbolizing financial losses due to non-compliance issues with regulatory requirements. A broken chain in the background represents a lack of trust among investors following Binance US' legal troubles involving former CEO Changpeng Zhao (CZ).

And so it continues: Binance US – a crypto exchange that somehow manages to be worse than its already dodgy parent company – is having its licenses revoked left and right by various US states. You’d think they’d learn from their mistakes, but nope! It seems like the only thing these guys are good at is creating new ways for people to lose money

Source: bitcoin.com

Multiple U.S. states have revoked or declined to renew Binance US money transmitter licenses due to compliance issues and legal troubles involving Binance and former CEO Changpeng Zhao (CZ). “North Dakota joins Alaska, Florida, Maine, North Carolina, and Oregon who have taken similar actions to revoke or deny the renewal of BAM Trading Services’ Money Transmission License,” North Dakota’s financial regulator stated. A growing number of U.S. states have revoked […]

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