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In February, Binance occupied more than 3/4 of the spot trading market share, while Coinbase dropped to 10.9%

According to data from The Block Pro, the spot trading volume of compliant centralized exchanges (CEX) continued to rise in February, with an increase of about 6.4%, reaching 668.5 billion US dollars. In terms of market share in the spot market of major cryptocurrency exchanges, Binance's market share in February was 75.7% (an increase from January), Coinbase was 10.9%, Kraken was 4.4%, and LMAX Digital was 2.1%.

Nigeria’s presidential adviser denies asking Binance to pay $10 billion fine

A Binance executive stated that they have not heard of the Nigerian government's demand for a $10 billion fine and have no intention of paying the fine to restore services that were suspended or to release two Binance executives. Meanwhile, Bayo Onanuga, an adviser to the Nigerian president, stated that his statement to the BBC was distorted by the media and that he did not say he had informed Binance regulators of the decision to impose a fine. Yesterday, the Nigerian government demanded that Binance pay at least $1 billion in compensation, which was made in the context of Nigeria's crackdown on cryptocurrency exchanges and the devaluation of its currency. Nigeria accuses Binance of profiting from "illegal transactions" in the country. Currently, Binance is under investigation in Nigeria, and earlier this week, Binance executives were detained by Nigerian authorities.

A newly created address withdrew $7.38 million worth of ARKM from Binance in the past hour.

According to Lookonchain monitoring, in the past hour, a newly created address withdrew 7.38 million US dollars worth of ARKM from Binance.

A whale deposited 365.36 billion SHIB to Binance via 5 addresses in the past 11 hours

Lookonchain monitoring data shows that a whale has deposited 365.36 billion SHIB (worth $5.76 million) into Binance through 5 addresses in the past 11 hours to make a profit. From November 17th to December 27th, 2023, the whale withdrew 365.36 billion SHIB (worth $3.24 million) from Binance. If they sell all of their SHIB, they will earn over $2.5 million.

Survivors of Hamas’ October 7 attack sue Binance, accusing it of funding terrorist group

Survivors of the October 7th Hamas attack have sued the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, Binance, accusing it of allowing terrorist organizations to raise funds on its platform, thus providing "material support" to the organization. The lead attorney in the case, David Schoen, stated in a statement that Binance and its affiliates have intentionally facilitated the flow of funds for Hamas and other evil terrorist organizations for years, and intentionally provided them with material support.

CEX Bitcoin futures open interest exceeds US$26 billion, continuing to hit record highs

According to Coinglass data, the open interest of Bitcoin futures on centralized exchanges has reached a new historical high, with a total value of over 26 billion US dollars, surpassing the peak of open interest in the last quarter of 2021, which was 24 billion US dollars. Data shows that the open interest of Bitcoin futures on exchanges such as Binance, OKX, and Deribit has reached a high of over 21 billion US dollars.

Binance removes peer-to-peer (P2P) trading functionality for Nigerian currency Naira

Shen Chao, Binance has removed the peer-to-peer (P2P) trading function for the Nigerian currency Naira. Nigerian Binance users have expressed dissatisfaction and concern. It is reported that the P2P function allows users to trade directly without a third party. Binance has also attracted the attention of the Nigerian central bank because the bank is concerned about possible "suspicious fund flows." There have been reports that the National Security Adviser's office has detained two Binance executives in Abuja. Local cryptocurrency analysts are disappointed with the government's unfriendly attitude and believe that the government should focus on manufacturing and exporting rather than confronting cryptocurrencies.

Binance becomes the only Web3 award-winning company in the 2023 Hong Kong Cyber ​​Security Elite Award Program

The "Network Security Elite Award Program" jointly organized by the Hong Kong Police Force, the Hong Kong Government Computer Emergency Response Team Coordination Centre (GovCERT.HK), and the Hong Kong Computer Emergency Response Team Coordination Centre (HKCERT) held its 4th award ceremony, recognizing outstanding performances by network security personnel in various industries in their respective fields. Among them, Binance won the Excellence Award in the Banking and Finance category, and Binance was also the only Web3 enterprise representative to receive an award this year. The Network Security Elite Award Program was first held in 2016 and is a landmark network security professional award in Hong Kong. Its aim is to commend outstanding achievements and professional skills of network security personnel in different industries. Carlos Mak, a member of the Binance investigation team, said: "Binance believes that close cooperation with law enforcement and regulatory agencies is an indispensable part of eliminating illegal elements in the industry. We are pleased to be able to work with Hong Kong law enforcement officers to make contributions in network security. In the future, Binance will continue to make efforts to improve the security of the global Web3 and build a reliable Web3 ecosystem."

Binance recovered $4.4 billion worth of mishandled funds for customers over the past two years

Binance has announced that it has successfully recovered $4.4 billion worth of digital assets over the past two years. These assets were originally not properly accounted for due to user errors such as inputting incorrect wallet addresses, depositing incompatible tokens, and blockchain upgrade issues. In 2022 and 2023, Binance resolved 381,616 cases of cryptocurrency not being properly accounted for.

Nigeria Detains Binance Executives Amidst Allegations of Currency Manipulation and Illicit Fund Movements

The Nigerian government has detained two senior executives of Binance, a cryptocurrency exchange platform, as part of a wider crackdown on crypto platforms. The move comes amid concerns over currency manipulation and illicit fund movements, which have been blamed for weakening the value of the local currency, the naira. The Central Bank of Nigeria has raised concerns over the flow of funds through Binance Nigeria, highlighting the need for regulatory scrutiny and collaboration among government agencies. Binance has disabled its peer-to-peer function for Nigerian users in response to the crackdown, raising uncertainties about trading on the platform. The future of crypto trading in Nigeria remains uncertain.