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Congress To Review Binance Safety Policy

Binance came under U.S. Congress scrutiny on March 1 as Senators Elizabeth Warren, Chris Van Hollen and Roger Marshall sent a letter to CZ and Binance.US

All Binance U.S. Consumer Safety Files to Be Reviewed by U.S.

A Congressman Contracted The Ceo

US Congressman Sends Letter to Binance, Requesting Information

US congressman to review all Binance .US files related

A Congressman contracted the CEO of Binance US to review all Binance US files related to consumer safety. The Subcommittee chairman that made contact has asked the crypto firm to

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U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren

ourbitcoinnews.com: Request information from Binance Three US senators from both parties, including Rep. Elizabeth Warren, who is known as a cryptocurrency skeptic, sent a joint letter

In July

According to the letter, Congressman Krishnamoorthi reaffirmed that crypto exchanges must create audit policies. Moreover, exchanges should require specific

In July 2025, Senator Warren sent a letter to SEC Chair Gary Gensler requesting information about the agency's authority to regulate cryptocurrency exchanges and

US Congressman sends letter to Binance.US to review Investors'

Brian Shroder

Brian Shroder, president and CEO of Binance.US, received a federal letter requesting the urgent disclosure of official documents that prove the exchange’s adherence to

US Congressman to review all Binance US files related to

Binance Responds To US Senators’ Inquiry And Dispels

Binance Recently Responded To A

Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi of the Subcommittee on Economic and Consumer Policy emphasised in the letter to Shroder the absence of support from

The CEO of Binance US was reached out by a Subcommittee chairman for producing various documentsin an attempt to help review the measure taken to protect investors.

Binance recently responded to a letter from US Senators Elizabeth Warren, Chris Van Hollen, and Roger Marshall, in which the senators raised concerns about the company’s compliance