Binance, the world's largest crypto exchange, was named as a counterparty in an order against the little-known cryptocurrency exchange, Bitzlato, accused of laundering $700 million by U.S. authorities on Wednesday.

2022 was unquestionably a challenging year for everyone in the blockchain and crypto space, including us. In the face of major headwinds, we remained steadfast in prioritizing user experience, products with real-world value, and — most importantly — a healthy, sustainable path forward for the entire industry.

The world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange – Binance – announced its services in Poland are now fully compliant with domestic regulatory standards for virtual asset service providers (VASPs).

Bankrupt crypto exchange FTX filed a Jan. 17 response — authored by Sullivan & Cromwell (S&C) lawyers — to the objections surrounding its retention of the law firm as an advisor.

Share sales by Coinbase Global Inc. COIN 8.32%increase; green up pointing triangle officials fell sharply in 2022 along with the crypto exchange’s stock price.

All Coinbase Japan customers will have until February 16th, 2023 JST to withdraw their fiat and crypto holdings from Coinbase. Customers can choose to withdraw their crypto holdings to any other Virtual Assets Service Provider, Coinbase Wallet or any other self hosted wallet of their choice. Alternatively, customers can choose to liquidate their portfolio and withdraw their JPY to a domestic bank account.

Bitget announces to be the first exchange to launch copy trading in the spot market. As the first exchange for offering copy trading for derivatives in 2020, Bitget has honed its highly liquid, highly innovative flagship product, One-Click Copy Trade, to deliver a similarly intuitive experience for spot traders in 2023.

Binance announced a new service, dubbed ‘Binance Mirror,’ an off-exchange settlement solution that enables institutional investors to access trading and investment products within the exchange ecosystem without having to post collateral directly on it.

Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao said the crypto exchange giant will continue to scale in 2023, with headcount growth goals of between 15% and 30%.

The $91.7 million in FTX creditor claims listed on the claims trading marketplace Xclaim will likely get around 13 cents on the dollar, according to data released by the site.