Information Weekly | Binance's $4 billion fine shakes the market, and the turmoil and regulatory pressure on exchanges continue to escalate

Binance fined $4.3 billion, CZ resigns as CEO.

On November 22, the US Department of Justice announced that Binance was fined over $4 billion, and CEO Zhao Changpeng resigned, with Richard Teng taking over as CEO.

On November 20, OKX submitted a virtual asset trading platform license application to the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission.
On November 23, Bitstamp denied Glassnode's explanation of a 38% loss in its Bitcoin reserves.
On November 21, Bittrex Global announced that all trading will be disabled after ceasing operations.
On November 21, cryptocurrency exchange Bitbest plans to enter the South Korean market and is scheduled to launch in 2024.
On November 18, BlockFi reminded users to submit withdrawal requests before the wallet withdrawal window closes on January 1 next year.
On November 21, Celsius's plan to establish a new company is facing obstacles at the SEC, requiring more information for evaluation.
On November 18, Astar founder: The construction work of the ASTR token economic model 2.0 is two-thirds complete.

On November 21, regulatory authorities in Canada seek feedback on disclosure rules for bank cryptocurrency risks.
On November 22, BNY Mellon in New York was appointed as the transfer agent for the Grayscale Bitcoin ETF after its conversion from a trust.
On November 22, the US SEC will hold a closed-door meeting on November 30 to discuss topics related to ongoing litigation.
On November 23, Singapore will ban margin leveraged trading in 2024 to curb retail cryptocurrency speculation.

On November 18, the SEC postponed the filing of Hashdex's Ethereum spot and futures ETF.
On November 18, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) postponed the application for a spot Bitcoin ETF from Franklin Templeton.
On November 18, Fidelity has applied for a spot Ethereum ETF.
On November 20, the President of the European Central Bank proposed establishing a regulatory agency in Europe equivalent to the SEC in the US.
On November 20, ARK updated its application for a Bitcoin spot ETF once again.
On November 21, court documents: Celsius plans to transition into a Bitcoin mining enterprise.
On November 21, the US SEC reaffirmed in the Kraken lawsuit that SOL and ADA, among 11 other tokens, are considered "securities".
On November 23, Grayscale submitted a new S-3/prospectus for its GBTC conversion application.
On November 23, the US court rejected the latest release request from SBF.

On November 19, a Wall Street investor: Ripple may launch an IPO in mid-May next year.
On November 19, CEO of BitGo: Approval for a Bitcoin ETF is imminent, but preparations for more setbacks are still needed.
On November 19, a US presidential candidate: If elected president, will ensure that Bitcoin is not subject to government intervention.
On November 20, Chief Legal Officer of Ripple: The SEC Chairman made a prejudgment on crypto and filed lawsuits against others without investigation.
On November 21, Policy Director at Paradigm: The absence of the SEC in DOJ enforcement actions may indicate that the SEC did not participate in the settlement.
On November 22, Chief Legal Officer of Coinbase: Has responded to the petition for updating SEC rulemaking.
On November 23, CEO of EOS Foundation: Governments around the world see the potential of RWA.
On November 23, SEC Commissioner: We have no reason to hinder a Bitcoin spot ETF.
On November 24, JPMorgan: Once GBTC is converted into a Bitcoin spot ETF, at least $2.7 billion in funds will flow out.

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