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Woman in the United Kingdom has been convicted of laundering a staggering $2.5 billion worth of illegally obtained Bitcoin
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Binance CEO CZ's Resignation Amidst $4 Billion Settlement with DOJ Sparks Cryptocurrency Market Buzz
Binance CEO Changpeng "CZ" Zhao's resignation is part of a monumental $4 billion settlement with the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Commodities Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). Sources close to the discussions reported that Zhao will plead guilty to anti-money #laundering charges as part of this agreement, with the plea set to occur in federal court in Seattle. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), having charged Binance and CZ in June, accused them of operating an unregistered exchange and misleading investors. The SEC alleged the use of a Switzerland-based fund, Sigma Chain, owned by CZ, to artificially inflate trading volume on Binance's U.S. platform, with SEC Chair #GaryGensler citing an "extensive web of deception" in June.
Bloomberg's report indicates that #Binance is nearing a $4 billion settlement with the Justice Department, potentially concluding an investigation dating back to at least 2018. Federal prosecutors had sought customer-related files from Binance in late 2020, as revealed by Reuters. At the time of publication, responses from Binance, the DOJ, CFTC, and #SEC were still pending, adding an element of uncertainty to the unfolding developments.
Remarkably, the SEC is not participating in this settlement, underscoring the distinctive roles played by various regulatory bodies in addressing the alleged misconduct. The situation, which involves legal intricacies, financial repercussions, and regulatory scrutiny, signifies a significant chapter in the history of Binance and the evolving landscape of cryptocurrency exchanges.#BTC
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Binance CEO Changpeng "CZ" Zhao's resignation is part of a monumental $4 billion settlement with the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Commodities Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). Sources close to the discussions reported that Zhao will plead guilty to anti-money #laundering charges as part of this agreement, with the plea set to occur in federal court in Seattle. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), having charged Binance and CZ in June, accused them of operating an unregistered exchange and misleading investors. The SEC alleged the use of a Switzerland-based fund, Sigma Chain, owned by CZ, to artificially inflate trading volume on Binance's U.S. platform, with SEC Chair #GaryGensler citing an "extensive web of deception" in June.
Bloomberg's report indicates that #Binance is nearing a $4 billion settlement with the Justice Department, potentially concluding an investigation dating back to at least 2018. Federal prosecutors had sought customer-related files from Binance in late 2020, as revealed by Reuters. At the time of publication, responses from Binance, the DOJ, CFTC, and #SEC were still pending, adding an element of uncertainty to the unfolding developments.
Remarkably, the SEC is not participating in this settlement, underscoring the distinctive roles played by various regulatory bodies in addressing the alleged misconduct. The situation, which involves legal intricacies, financial repercussions, and regulatory scrutiny, signifies a significant chapter in the history of Binance and the evolving landscape of cryptocurrency exchanges.#BTC
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#Oracle employee is under investigation for his alleged involvement in a $54 million #crypto money #laundering scheme. He is accused of assisting his associates, in storing and laundering a substantial amount of #cryptocurrency . Both associates who were previously convicted of cocaine trafficking, used the crypto to obscure proceeds from dark web drug sales. The main suspect is alleged to have played a key role in concealing and moving these illicit funds. Evidence against him includes prison calls where they discussed cryptocurrency destinations, and he ultimately divulged the wallet's password during a police raid, leading to the seizure of the cryptocurrency by the Department of Justice. The suspect, a former Oracle employee, has not commented on the ongoing investigation.