Binance has waived the listing fee for RDNT, and users will enjoy zero maker fees on the RDNT/TUSD trading pair until further notice.

A former chief executive of Binance's de-facto U.S. subsidiary has enlisted a former federal prosecutor and top cop at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission to represent her in the U.S. government's investigations into the giant cryptocurrency exchange, a person with direct knowledge told Reuters.

The individual allegedly booked a 7-figure profit over several months by buying altcoins before they were listed on Binance.

Bitcoin renewed its climb toward $30,000 with risk appetite rising across global markets and concern about the fallout from Binance’s legal woes waning. 

A person with knowledge of the matter, who asked to remain anonymous, said Binance will probably pull out of Canada. However, a spokesman for Binance – whose CEO, Changpeng Zhao, is a Canadian citizen – said the exchange “has not made definitive plans yet.”

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Binance, one of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchanges, has been accused of concealing ties to China for years, even after the Chinese government cracked down on the cryptocurrency industry in 2017. The accusations come as part of a larger investigation into Binance's operations and business practices.

Changpeng Zhao (CZ), the CEO of Binance, one of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchanges, has reportedly cut ties with Chinese investors and partners following a lawsuit filed against Binance by the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC).

Binance allegedly hid its links to China despite claims it had removed its business from the country in 2017, according to internal documents cited by the Financial Times. The report claimed that Binance instructed employees to hide its presence in China, used a Chinese bank to pay some employees' salaries, and had an office in use until the end of 2019. The company denied the allegations, stating that it does not operate in China or have any servers based in the country. The report comes as the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission sues Binance for unregistered trading activity in the US, among other allegations. Since the announcement, Binance has seen $2.2 billion of cryptocurrency flow out of the exchange.

Binance, one of the largest centralized cryptocurrency exchanges globally, has around 0.67 million users in the US as of February 2023.