SEC Doubles Down on Binance Complaint
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has filed a proposed amended complaint against crypto exchange Binance, placing greater emphasis on the platform's token listing process. The regulator aims to address concerns raised by the judge overseeing the case and bolster its allegations against Binance.
Expanded Allegations on BNB and 'Ten Crypto Assets'
The SEC's proposed amended complaint provides more details on its allegations regarding Binance's native token BNB, as well as 10 other digital assets that the regulator claims were sold as unregistered securities. The SEC argues that its legal theory is sound, despite the judge previously dismissing some charges.
Binance's Role in Crypto Asset Markets
The SEC alleges that Binance is an integral part of the crypto asset markets, including those involving securities, and that the exchange actively promotes and amplifies information about the digital assets it lists and trades.
Regulatory Scrutiny Continues
The SEC's move to amend its complaint against Binance signals the regulator's ongoing efforts to closely examine the exchange's practices, particularly its token listing process, as part of its wider scrutiny of the cryptocurrency industry.
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