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Binance ’s chief compliance officer Noah Perlman reportedly has ties to the collapse of FTX , the troubled Winklevoss-owned Gemini , and infamous sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein. This is according to a report by investigative media outlet Unlimited Hangout. Perlman took up his current role at Binance after his predecessor Samuel Lim left the company last year and is, as detailed by Unlimited Hangout, front and center in Binance’s attempts to successfully negotiate numerous government investigations, including recent settlements with the Department of Justice (DoJ) and Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), and an ongoing legal tussel with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). These issues have recently seen former Binance chief Changpeng Zhao (CZ) plead guilty in a Seattle court to a number of felony charges, and Lim agree to pay $1.5 million in civil penalties to the CFTC . However, according to Unlimited Hangout, Perlman’s own colorful history bears a closer look, p...

Crypto firms’ policies on coin listing and delisting must align with a list of standards set by the NYDFS. Guidelines for firms listing and de listing crypto currencies in New York have tightened up to better protect investors, according to the state’s financial regulator . The New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) unveiled new restrictions on Nov. 15 which mandate crypto companies submit their coin listing and delisting policies for NYDFS approval. Company policies will be measured against more stringent risk assessment standards set forth by the NYDFS to protect investors. Technological, operational, cybersecurity, market, liquidity and illicit activity risks of the tokens are among the factors to be considered by the NYDFS. The incoming changes apply to all digital currency business entities licensed under the New York Codes, Rules and Regulation or limited purpose trust companies under the state’s Banking Law. The NYDFS initially called for public feedback on t...

Gemini, a cryptocurrency exchange founded by the Winklevoss twins, will reportedly cease operations in the Netherlands due to regulatory requirements imposed by the De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB).  According to Reddit sources, the exchange notified its clients in the country of its decision to take effect on Nov. 17, 2023. You might also like: Genesis went bankrupt months after Gemini reportedly withdrew $282M in crypto Gemini cited the DNB’s regulations on crypto exchanges as the reason for the move. However, it has not issued a public statement on the matter.  The letter read in part: “We are getting in touch to inform you that Gemini will stop offering crypto services to the Dutch market on Nov. 17, 2023. This is due to requirements imposed by the De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) on crypto exchanges. It is now our top priority to make the transition of your fiat and crypto assets off Gemini as easy and seamless as possible.” Swisstronik, a Swiss web3...

Crypto exchange Gemini founders Tyler and Winklevoss twins revealed that they met officials at the Financial Conduct Authority and Bank of England. The twins are actively scouting locations to focus Gemini’s investment in the country. advertisement Hard to get anything done in the US: Winklevoss Twins Blaming the US regulator’s hostile approach towards crypto, Winklevoss twins told The Telegraph there are so many headwinds right now that it’s hard to get anything done. “And so in order to keep building our business and invest in hiring, we have to look elsewhere,” Cameron Winklevoss added. Gemini co-founder further said that they see a point in the future where they have a larger headcount outside of the US than in the US, and there’s probably a jurisdiction or country that … maybe is larger than the US. Read More: U.S. Congress Erupts In Heated Debate Over Stablecoin Regulation Recommen...

Cameron Winklevoss returned to Twitter on Tuesday with another callout of Digital Currency Group (DCG) and its CEO, Barry Silbert. Winklevoss accused both Genesis Global, DCG, and Silbert of defrauding Gemini, and over 340,000 users of the company’s Earn program.  Lies and Fraud at DCG? According to a public statement from the exchange CEO, each party misrepresented the financial health of DCG and Genesis. This lured lenders into continuing to make loans to Genesis, buying time to “dig themselves out of the hole they created.” Specifically, Winklevoss accused DCG of pretending to fill a $1.2 billion loan within Genesis’s loan book in July. This made investors believe that the parent company had absorbed the bulk of the lenders’ losses within the defunct VC firm Three Arrows Capital. KYC & Audit Solutions! SolidProof In reality, however, Winklevoss said no actual liquidity was injected into Genesis. Instead, DCG provided Genesis with a $1.2 billion “promissory ...