The coins are all returned to Zhao, but the mantis stalks the cicada, and the oriole is behind. This is not the United States. Another round of pledge Zhao mining mode is about to start...
The last pledge lasted for four months, and $7 billion was mined. I don’t know how much this time?
After the cryptocurrency exchange Binance was fined by the US Department of Justice last year for violating money laundering and sanctions regulations and was forced to pay a total of about $7 billion, Zhao Changpeng (CZ) is now among the defendants.
According to foreign media reports, three former Binance users Philip Martin, Natalie Tang and Yatin Khanna filed a class action lawsuit against Binance and Zhao Changpeng in the Seattle Federal Court on August 16, accusing Binance of laundering money for criminals through its own platform, which harmed the interests of consumers.
The plaintiffs claimed that their cryptocurrencies were transferred to Binance by the attackers after being stolen in an attempt to "erase the transaction records of digital assets" and make the funds "untraceable". They also pointed out that "Binance, as a cryptocurrency money laundering empire", allowed hackers, thieves and other criminals to launder illegal proceeds on the platform. Otherwise, based on the transparency of blockchain transactions, the authorities could have recovered their stolen assets in a timely manner.
