Juiz dos EUA rejeita pedido de arbitragem da Binance em caso de cripto

Um juiz federal em Manhattan decidiu que clientes que acusam a Binance de vender tokens não registados podem prosseguir com as suas reclamações em tribunal em vez de através de arbitragem. A decisão rejeita a tentativa da exchange de criptomoedas de impor arbitragem para estas disputas. A Binance, a maior plataforma de cripto do mundo, enfrenta desafios legais contínuos por vendas ilegais alegadas.

Na quinta-feira, o juiz do Distrito dos EUA Andrew Carter em Manhattan emitiu um acórdão negando o pedido da Binance para obrigar à arbitragem numa ação intentada por clientes. Os autores da ação alegam que a exchange, descrita como a maior plataforma de criptomoedas do mundo, vendeu ilegalmente tokens não registados que subsequentemente perderam grande parte do seu valor.  A decisão do juiz permite que os clientes prossigam com as suas reclamações diretamente no tribunal federal, contornando o processo de arbitragem que a Binance procurava impor. Este desenvolvimento ocorre no meio de um escrutínio mais amplo às operações da Binance, embora o acórdão se centre especificamente na questão da arbitragem.  Não foram fornecidos mais detalhes sobre o cronograma das vendas de tokens ou a extensão das perdas na decisão do tribunal conforme relatado. O caso destaca as tensões entre exchanges de criptomoedas e reguladores quanto ao cumprimento das leis de valores mobiliários nos EUA.  A Binance não emitiu uma resposta pública imediata ao acórdão, mas a exchange continua a enfrentar múltiplas ações legais relacionadas com as suas práticas de negociação e ofertas de tokens.

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