Binance Secretly Moved $1 Bln User Assets Just Like FTX
Recent reports suggest that Binance, the largest cryptocurrency exchange in the world, may have engaged in behavior similar to FTX regarding user assets. Shockingly, the exchange is alleged to have transferred $1.8 billion in user assets without permission for its own purposes following the cryptocurrency crash in 2022. This issue has similarities to the FTX collapse which occurred due to unauthorized transfer of user assets between Sam Bankman-Frieds companies, including Alameda Research. These allegations could have severe consequences not only for Binance but also for the entire cryptocurrency market. Binance Shuffled User Assets? As per a recent Forbes report, Binance, the exchange giant, transferred $1.8 billion in stablecoin collateral to hedge funds in 2022. Among the beneficiaries of these transfers was Alameda Research, a name that could potentially raise concerns for crypto traders who were severely affected by the November 2022 crypto crash. The report stated that the purpose of these transfers remains undisclosed. They were reportedly executed between August 17th and early December 2022, which coincides with the time period of the FTX collapse that originated from unauthorized crypto transfers. Despite being an active presence on Twitter, Binance CEO CZ has not yet responded to the recent allegations. The exchange has been