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Binance Accuses SEC of False Accusations and Alleges Conflict of Interest

June 24 (Cointime) - Binance has accused the SEC of making false accusations and has alleged a conflict of interest. They are seeking to limit the SEC's public statements in their ongoing legal battle.

Binance denies the SEC's claims of listing unregistered securities and offerings and has accused SEC Chairman Gary Gensler of a conflict of interest. If Binance's motion is approved by the judge, it could restrict the SEC from making certain public statements. The ongoing legal battle has already caused damage to Binance's reputation and has led to several countries distrusting the exchange.

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