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Binance and its founder, Changpeng “CZ” Zhao, have admitted to violating United States laws around money laundering and terror financing, agreeing to pay $4.3 billion

Binance’s troubles with regulators grow as U.S. authorities are now reportedly investigating the exchange for possible insider trading and market manipulation. The investigation involves the

U.S.’s Binance Probe Expands to Examine Possible Insider Trading

US Authorities Investigate Binance for Insider Trading and Market

U.S. resolves years-long investigation into Binance - Cryptopolitan

US probe into Binance reportedly expands to investigate

After years of meticulous investigation

US officials now investigating Binance for potential insider trading

After years of meticulous investigation and legal maneuvering, the U.S. government has finally concluded its high-profile probe into Binance, the world’s leading

Binance is apparently facing more pressure from regulators over possible abuses at its cryptocurrency exchange. Bloomberg sources said US officials have expanded

Bloomberg reported Friday that a

The US Department of Justice is seeking more than $4bn from Binance to settle a criminal investigation that has ensnared the world’s biggest cryptocurrency exchange

Bloomberg reported Friday that a broad U.S. government investigation into the operator of crypto exchange Binance has widened to include whether Binance or its staff

Binance faces $4bn settlement to halt US criminal investigation

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Binance settles with US government: Timeline of - Cointelegraph

(Bloomberg) - U.S. investigations into Binance Holdings Ltd. have expanded, with authorities now examining possible insider trading and market manipulation -