According to a new report from the Wall Street Journal, Binance is helping blacklisted Russian lenders move money through peer-to-peer transactions. A spokesperson for Binance told the publication the exchange follows global sanctions rules. “The Hash” panel discusses whether this could add on to the legal risks Binance is currently facing in the U.S.
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Binance Facing Additional U.S. Legal Risks by Helping Russians Move Money: WSJ
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Especially foreign students studying in russia
Man it’s fucked up. Now I don’t know which method I have to use to send money in Russia 😢
You may be right. So I think you should not take the risk of buying or mining that cryptocurrency which is not stable. I will continue to make money by mining Crypton in Utopia P2P ecosystem.