Binance.US, the subsidiary of Binance.com in the US, has laid off a significant number of its personnel, only weeks after the parent company also lost
In the aftermath of the regulatory pressure, the exchange was compelled to cut down in its operations. For instance, its customers can no longer buy crypto on the platform using US Dollars . Considering this accounted for a huge chunk of their business, the company has recorded a significant drop in its monthly volumes, with The Block’s data dashboard showing a stark drop of almost $9 billion, moving from the $10.
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