Binance's New Platform in Japan to Provide Full Services from August
Binance revealed that it is finally ready to roll out its full services on its recently-launched subsidiary platform in Japan. The confirmation came from the exchange’s founder, Changpeng Zhao, during a conference in Tok...
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The confirmation came from the exchange’s founder, Changpeng Zhao, during a conference in Tokyo earlier today, which he attended via video.
Zhao said that the services will become available in full starting in August 2023....
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