The post Binance Faces US Federal Lawsuit Alleging It Aided Hamas via Crypto Transfers, With 300+ Plaintiffs in North Dakota Court appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. A federal lawsuit filed in North Dakota accuses Binance and executives of aiding terrorist financing by enabling transfers on the cryptocurrency exchange before the 2023 attacks. The complaint, lodged on Monday, names more than 300 victims and their families and lists Binance co-founder CZ and senior executive Guangying Chen as defendants. It contends that Binance moved and concealed billions for Hamas, the IRGC, Hezbollah, and Palestinian Islamic Jihad using the platform. According to the filing, the conduct reportedly aided the October 7th assault and related operations, linking the exchange to broader terrorist-financing schemes. The plaintiffs seek accountability and damages under financial-crime and sanctions-related theories, arguing the activity persisted despite enforcement signals. Binance also faces several similar U.S. lawsuits over crypto transactions tied to sanctioned groups. A spokesperson said the company cannot comment on active litigation. The case highlights ongoing regulatory risk and the diligence required of major crypto platforms as authorities tighten oversight of illicit fund movements. Source: https://en.coinotag.com/breakingnews/binance-faces-us-federal-lawsuit-alleging-it-aided-hamas-via-crypto-transfers-with-300-plaintiffs-in-north-dakota-courtThe post Binance Faces US Federal Lawsuit Alleging It Aided Hamas via Crypto Transfers, With 300+ Plaintiffs in North Dakota Court appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. A federal lawsuit filed in North Dakota accuses Binance and executives of aiding terrorist financing by enabling transfers on the cryptocurrency exchange before the 2023 attacks. The complaint, lodged on Monday, names more than 300 victims and their families and lists Binance co-founder CZ and senior executive Guangying Chen as defendants. It contends that Binance moved and concealed billions for Hamas, the IRGC, Hezbollah, and Palestinian Islamic Jihad using the platform. According to the filing, the conduct reportedly aided the October 7th assault and related operations, linking the exchange to broader terrorist-financing schemes. The plaintiffs seek accountability and damages under financial-crime and sanctions-related theories, arguing the activity persisted despite enforcement signals. Binance also faces several similar U.S. lawsuits over crypto transactions tied to sanctioned groups. A spokesperson said the company cannot comment on active litigation. The case highlights ongoing regulatory risk and the diligence required of major crypto platforms as authorities tighten oversight of illicit fund movements. Source: https://en.coinotag.com/breakingnews/binance-faces-us-federal-lawsuit-alleging-it-aided-hamas-via-crypto-transfers-with-300-plaintiffs-in-north-dakota-court

                                                                               While Silicon Valley dominates Web2, emerging markets like the UAE and Singapore lead DePIN adoption with better regulations and real infrastructure needs.                     Opinion by: Yanal M. Hammouda, head of market expansion at WingbitThe decentralized physical infrastructure network (DePIN) sector saw $150 million of capital flow during Q1 2025, with a projected market size of $3.5 trillion by 2028. Yet the most significant development isn’t the capital raised but where these networks operate. Emerging markets like the Middle East, Southeast Asia and South America — rather than Silicon Valley — are driving the future of DePIN adoption. Read more