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Abstract：Binance, the largest cryptocurrency exchange, has obtained permission to provide spot trading, custody, and various other services to residents of Cyprus.
In the midst of legal challenges in the United States, Binance, the largest cryptocurrency exchange globally, has submitted an application for deregistration as a Crypto Asset Service Provider in Cyprus. However, the official website of Cyprus's securities regulator did not disclose the specific reasons for this deregistration request.
Binance Yet Reply On Deregistering
The reasons behind Binance's decision to proceed with deregistration in Cyprus remain undisclosed. Despite announcing its registration with the nation's Securities and Exchange Commission in October 2022, reports indicate that the exchange never commenced operations in Cyprus. Binance has yet to provide a response regarding its recent actions.
Previously, Binance obtained permission to provide spot trading, custody, and various other services to the residents of Cyprus. The crypto exchange had agreed to comply with the country's anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing regulations.
Biggest Exchange In Legal Trouble
Binance, along with its founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ), is currently embroiled in a legal battle with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). The regulatory bodies have filed a total of 13 charges against Binance Entities, alleging that the crypto exchange offered unregistered securities, thereby violating securities laws.
In recent court proceedings, a federal judge has ordered Binance, its U.S. arm, and the regulatory commission to engage in a mediation conference. Binance.US emphasized that freezing its assets would effectively terminate its operations, and entering into negotiations would enable the business to continue amidst the ongoing lawsuit.
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