What happens if the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange with around 75% of global market volume goes under?

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Persistent worries about Binance’s solvency, increased regulation of the crypto sector and questionable use cases are chipping away at BUSD’s market capitalization.

The Uniswap community voted earlier this week to deploy its V3 protocol on the BNB Chain. Such a move means that Binance Coin will be integrated into a new ecosystem, possibly boosting its price in the crypto markets.

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Cryptocurrency exchange Binance has registered in Poland as a virtual asset service provider (VASP), enhancing the company’s local presence in compliance with local authorities.

Further investigation into Binance’s pegged-token “scheme” has revealed an alarming gap between the amount of tokens circulated on Binance’s BNB Smart Chain and the amount of actual tokens that they’re backed by.

Binance will start to allow institutional investors to keep their collateral used for leveraged trading off the platform’s hot wallets and in its Custody platform.