Since then, Binance.US leaders have discussed how reducing Zhao's stake might help improve the company's standing in the eyes of U.S. law, 'while engaging in a calculated strategy of regulatory arbitrage to their commercial benefit.' The CFTC sued Binance, its former top compliance executive and Zhao with 'willful evasion' of U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) sued Binance and its CEO Zhao for operating what the regulator alleged was an 'illegal' exchange and a 'sham' compliance program. Zhao, who is also the CEO of Binance - the world's biggest crypto exchange, has been trying to sell at least some of his stake since last summer, the report said. 1.May 11 (Reuters) - Binance.US and Changpeng Zhao, the crypto exchange's founder and majority owner, have been exploring ways to reduce his stake in the company, the Information reported on Thursday, citing two people familiar with the matter. It’s a good place to get your crypto-news if you like it served with a few jokes.

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While r/CryptoMarkets is enormous, it’s surprisingly comprehensible (rare for a Reddit group centered on cryptocurrency). TL DR:Keeping up with crypto-news and getting some guidance It’s like a wannabe, low-brow Financial Times for the crypto-world. r/Defi is great if you’re looking for analysis, or want to ask questions about projects you’re working on. It’s a mish-mash of questions, articles, discussions, and tips and it often takes a more critical look at the world of cryptocurrency when compared to other subreddits. Short for decentralized finance, r/DeFi is a community dedicated to discussing - and building - the open financial system that cryptocurrency has promised the world. TL DR:For discussions about decentralized finance and project launches This should be your community of choice if you want to talk about blockchain or the ways that crypto can be applied to the world - without the usual chaos that comes with it. Memes, markets, and promotional posts are all banned from this group, so it’s a great way to get away from the noise and have some calm and in-depth discussions. This subreddit is the best way to satisfy a yearning for more meta conversations about cryptocurrency. TL DR:A behind-the-scenes look at the world of crypto Random questions from users in this group often lead to robust discussions about the issue at hand, like the listing of a new coin, or the latest way some crypto CEO has screwed up in public.

It’s a useful subreddit to add to your list if you’re into politically charged crypto updates, or if you want to have an open conversation. This group considers itself to be the best place for learning the latest on cryptocurrencies. TL DR:The best place for uncensored crypto-news

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