Binance is set to launch operations in Japan as Binance Japan, following its acquisition of Sakura Exchange BitCoin. Despite regulatory hurdles, the company's strategic expansion focuses on compliance, diversified offerings, education, and corporate social responsibility.
The future of the cryptocurrency market may be significantly impacted by a new consideration being made by the US Supreme Court.
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Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao, also known as CZ, will speak at the 2023 Hong Kong Web3 Carnival, an event for discussing developments in blockchain technology. He will be the final speaker on the first day and talk about "CeFi From Now On." CZ founded Binance in 2017, growing it into a multibillion-dollar company with over 10 million clients worldwide. The event is an opportunity for information exchange and commercial cooperation in the blockchain industry.
P2P bitcoin exchange Paxful is closing its marketplace, citing legal difficulties in the P2P market and in the US. The CEO also expressed concern about the security of client money due to a lawsuit brought by a co-founder. The Paxful Wallet will continue to function, but customers are urged to switch to self-custody or other service providers.
The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) has approved FTX EU LTD's plan to return funds to its customers, following the failed cryptocurrency exchange FTX's bankruptcy. Customers can request their balances and initiate withdrawals, but will need to go through anti-money laundering checks.
Senior official from China's People's Bank of China (PBOC), Xuan Changneng, urges enhanced regulation for cryptocurrency risks, citing recent collapses of crypto-friendly banks in the United States. Changneng emphasizes the need to upgrade regulation philosophy, technology, and capability of regulators, while also highlighting the importance of Chinese government's participation in international cooperation for effective regulatory regimes. China adopts a cautious approach towards financial innovation and aims to strike a balance between innovation and financial stability. Overall, China's officials emphasize careful evaluation of risks and potential impacts on financial stability in regulating cryptocurrencies and financial innovations.
Cryptocurrency exchange Bittrex is shutting down its US activities due to an unclear legal climate and increasing regulatory ambiguity. Users of the exchange have until April 30, 2023, to withdraw their verified money. The move comes after the New York Department of Financial Services refused to grant Bittrex a BitLicense earlier this year, and amid regulatory obstacles faced by other large bitcoin businesses. Bittrex Global, the company's non-US division, will continue to operate in the tax-friendly nation of Liechtenstein.
Kraken, the San Francisco-based cryptocurrency exchange, has filed a pre-registration undertaking with the Ontario Securities Commission as part of its bid to become a regulated provider across Canada. The move comes as the Canadian Securities Administrators implements a coordinated oversight regime for cryptocurrency activities.
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