The Wall Street Journal claims Iran continued to use Binance to funnel money despite tough sanctions.

(Editor’s note: The headline has been updated and a statement from Binance has been added to this story.) The world’s largest ...

The crypto transactions took place despite repeated red flags. Binance says it has “zero-tolerance for illicit activity.” ...

Binance CEO Richard Teng calls the WSJ's $850M Iran-linked transaction report 'fundamentally inaccurate' as the exchange ...

Binance today announced the launch of perpetual futures contracts designed to give users early market exposure to ...

Binance has launched perpetual futures that allow users to trade the anticipated valuations of private companies before they ...

A network tied to Iranian businessman Babak Zanjani reportedly processed roughly $850 million in transactions through Binance ...

Binance will compensate users hit by technical glitches during the $19B crypto crash sparked by Trump’s China tariffs, as ...

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Binance is hiring for over 380 roles globally and rolling out 28 AI training courses, dedicating 20% of 2026 hires to AI as ...

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