"US Law Doesn’t Control the World” Binance Argues in CFTC Lawsuit
Digital asset exchange Binance says the United States Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is attempting to transplant its rules to global markets. In a recent court filing, the largest cryptocurrency exchange by...
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In a recent court filing, the largest cryptocurrency exchange by volume argued that the US regulator is trying to monitor foreign companies that have not traded in the country with its legislation....
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