Who is Richard Teng, Binance’s new CEO?
Richard Teng is the incoming CEO of Binance and will oversee its payments of over $4.3 billion to the US government.
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Richard Teng is the incoming CEO of Binance and will oversee its payments of over $4.3 billion to the US government.
— Binance
Binance says card withdrawals aren’t working, a problem that began right after the DoJ first filed indictments on November 14.
Binance's $4.3 billion fine could have been avoided if only it had adhered to CZ’s well-documented recipe for business success.
Nearly $200M in bitcoin has left Binance's coffers after CZ pled guilty to federal charges. Prosecutors say the ex-CEO is a flight risk.
Binance has pleaded guilty and will pay $4 billion in order to resolve criminal charges and civil suits from the CFTC, OFAC, and FinCEN.
CZ entered a plea deal that will see him pay $50 million for violations of the Bank Secrecy Act and $150 million to settle a CFTC lawsuit.
The letter claims that Hamas targeted exchanges connected to “adversarial jurisdictions," including Garantex, Buy Cash, and Binance.
The multi-billion dollar SEC v. Binance lawsuit is advancing rapidly. The SEC just filed its opposition to Binance’s motion to dismiss.
Binance Australia Derivates has paid $13.1 million in compensation for failing to provide required protections to retail users.
Due to the poorly policed programmability of Binance Smart Chain, EtherHiding can serve devastating code directly from the blockchain.