
Binance execs used Signal, discussed Hamas funds, told customers how to use VPNs: CFTC filing
The CFTC alleged that Binance executives have engaged in wrongdoing.
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The CFTC alleged that Binance executives have engaged in wrongdoing.

The firm likely owes billions of dollars in total following its bankruptcy last year.

The company said is complies with regulations but didn't address specific charges.

Following the CFTC news, DeFillama dashboard showed that Binance has processed 24 times more withdrawals than its closest rival.

Federal Reserve Vice Chair for Supervision, Michael Barr, is set to testify before lawmakers on Tuesday.

The CFTC has filed legal action against Binance and two company executives for violating commodity law.

The six-consecutive-week outflows totaled $408 million, as this week's inflows mark the largest positive movement since July 2022.

Extravagant spending by Aiden Pleterski occurred after the accused raised $41 million to fund a non-existent crypto investment fund.

Bitcoin's overall market liquidity has dropped to a 10-month low despite the asset's continued rise in 2023.




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