The world’s largest crypto exchange Binance faced backlash after reports alleged the exchange of seizing crypto assets from Palestinians. However, Binance co-founder Yi He has refuted the allegations and revealed that only user accounts linked to illicit funds were blocked to comply with anti-money laundering laws.
Binance Co-Founder Refutes Crypto Seizure From Palestinians
Binance co-founder Ye Hi on August 28 denied claims that the crypto exchange has seized assets from Palestinians. She cleared that only a limited number of user accounts linked to illicit funds were impacted. These accounts were blocked from access due to alleged relation to terrorist groups.
“As a global crypto exchange we comply with internationally accepted Anti-Money laundering legislation, just like any other financial institution. We will continue to educate users on how to safely and securely transact on our platform,” Ye Hi added.
She further responded to users on X that Palestinians living in occupied
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