Binance’s market share drops on CFTC suit and no-fee trading halt: Report
Binance’s market dominance fell largely due to its decision to end zero-fee trading for some trading pairs and not the Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s lawsuit, says blockchain analytics platform Kaiko.
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Binance’s market dominance fell largely due to its decision to end zero-fee trading for some trading pairs and not the Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s lawsuit, says blockchain analytics platform Kaiko.
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