Binance deliberately skirted US sanctions to serve Iran users, says Reuters
Reuters revealed Binance knew it was serving Iran-based users despite US sanctions prohibiting them from doing so.
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Reuters revealed Binance knew it was serving Iran-based users despite US sanctions prohibiting them from doing so.
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More than 30 Japanese crypto firms still service Russian users despite laws that attempted to rule out sanction evasion via digital assets.
Police in Brazil arrested five people linked to healthcare firms illegally mining gold and laundering the profits with crypto.
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The US Office of Government Ethics is banning 2.8 million government employees from working on matters affecting their crypto portfolios.
Customers are considering filing fraud claims with their bank over Voyager and its chief Stephen Ehrlich's false insurance advertising.
If adopted by the EU, MiCA will introduce several new crypto regulations. Crypto bros may be up in arms but Mark Camilleri is a fan.
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The Monetary Authority of Singapore was once heralded as more welcoming of crypto than Seoul or Hong Kong. Now, it plans to crack down.
Dutch police have seized a wallet holding double the value of a Bitcoin ransom Maastricht University paid to hackers, but it won't be enough.
Beauty filter app Meitu has warned investors it expects a net loss of up to $52 million in the first half of the year thanks to crypto winter.