Binance’s DOJ settlement offers a glimmer of hope for the crypto industry
Changpeng Zhao is out at Binance, but his company lives on. That suggests tacit affirmation from the Biden administration of the crypto industry’s legitimacy.
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Changpeng Zhao is out at Binance, but his company lives on. That suggests tacit affirmation from the Biden administration of the crypto industry’s legitimacy.
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