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Finance and InvestingUS regulators sued Binance for encouraging customers to buy unregistered crypto commodities
Finance and InvestingUS regulators sued Binance for encouraging customers to buy unregistered crypto commodities
US regulators sued Binance for encouraging customers to buy unregistered crypto commoditiesThe price of bitcoin fell sharply after the lawsuit was announced by the CTFC
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