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The Securities and Exchange Commission is still looking for evidence that Binance and its founder Changpeng Zhao may have a backdoor to control assets stored on

During a Nov. 27 hearing in federal court, attorneys for Binance.US reportedly argued the securities regulator has no evidence that assets have been misused, asking U.S. Magistrate

Gary Gensler’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) branded Binance.US “a cauldron of fraud,” and used its power and influence to choke off the firm’s

SEC Probing Binance.US for Evidence of Potential

SEC Intensifies Efforts, Seeks Further Evidence of Fraud

SEC Persists in Searching for Fraud Evidence at

SEC still looking for potential FTX-style fraud at Binance.US: Report

SEC Keeps Pressing for Evidence of Potential Fraud at Binance.US

SEC Intensifies Hunt for Evidence in Binance.US Fraud Probe

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SEC Presses For More Evidence of Fraud at Binance US

Binance.US Chief: The SEC Called Us a Cauldron of Fraud, Without

Binance, one of the world’s largest crypto exchanges, faces heightened scrutiny from the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). A recent report by the Wall