Binance’s new rules making it harder for police to fight financial crime, say law enforcement
Police say Binance's policy changes have complicated efforts to combat financial crime on the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange.
The world's biggest cryptocurrency exchange, Binance, has implemented new rules that are hampering law enforcement's ability to investigate and prevent financial crime. Police have raised concerns that the changes are making it more difficult for authorities to track illegal activity and pursue criminal investigations involving the platform.
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World’s biggest crypto exchange has made it harder to fight crime, police say
New York Times: Binance's new rules complicate efforts to combat financial crime.