Binance niega el informe del WSJ sobre transacciones vinculadas a Irán por 850 millones de dólares

Binance ha negado un informe del Wall Street Journal que alega que el exchange procesó 850 millones de dólares en transacciones de criptomonedas para un financiero iraní sancionado vinculado al IRGC.

El CEO de Binance negó las afirmaciones del informe. Las acusaciones sostienen que las transacciones ocurrieron incluso después de que el propio equipo de cumplimiento de la empresa diera la voz de alarma.

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