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Recently, Binance’s registered users surpassed 200 million, prompting an AMA where co -founder Yi He addressed some pressing concerns, including the recent incidents of wash trading and theft, the contradiction of listing high FDV projects, and the criteria for delisting “zombie coins.” Additionally, Yi He mentioned that she emails CZ every day and writes book reports. Her daily life mainly consists of working out, phone calls (meetings), and putting her child to sleep, which she finds very monotonous. She jokingly mentioned “girlfriend coins,” indicating that Binance is exploring bringing normal business models, even if it entails some ridicule and failure. The text transcription used GPT, which may contain errors. Listen to the full original text: YouTube: Disclaimer: Space content does not represent WuBlockchain’s views. Readers should participate in investments cautiously and strictly comply with local laws and regulations. Has Binance made any recent advancements in user secur...

Kyle Davies, co -founder of the now-defunct 3AC, has contested the authority of the United States, asserting his legitimate citizenship in Singapore. The move comes as Davies, one of the co-founders behind the now-insolvent cryptocurrency hedge fund Three Arrows Capital (3AC), submitted compelling documentation to the US Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York. Kyle Davies’ renuncuation documents submitted to court | Source: U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York He claimed that the laws of the United States no longer bind him due to his newly acquired citizenship . The legal maneuver was initiated by presenting duly attested copies of the form that documented his renunciation of US citizenship in December 2020. Per the documents submitted on August 1, Davies acquired Singaporean citizenship in January 2021. Emboldened by this new status, he assertively declared himself beyond the jurisdiction of the United States legal system. He also ...