Binance employees in China or the United States quoted regulatory agencies questioned

Binance.us, a cryptocurrency trading platform serving the United States customer, is reportedly reported that there are about 100 contract employees including technical personnel in Shanghai, China.Former US officials analyzed that this could cause doubts from the US regulatory agencies.

According to Bloomberg News on Tuesday (April 25), the two anonymous insiders revealed that the United States, Binance, currently has about 100 contract workers in Shanghai, mainly in the engineering and product departments.Because the person who was not authorized to speak to the media, people familiar with the matter requested anonymous.People familiar with the matter said that it has been proposed to move some employees to North America for at least one year, but progress is slow.

The United States in the United States responded in a statement that the company has more than 500 employees and contract workers around the world to provide services for American customers.The statement also said that the United States in the United States has an independent and experienced leadership team, controlling the company's direction, assets, and supervision of customer accounts and data.superior.

Jerry Comidio, a professor of part -time law of American universities quoted by Bloomberg and former US Treasury officials, believes that any connection between Binance and China may cause official US officials.A spokesperson for the US Commodity Futures Exchange Commission, the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Finance did not comment, and the US Securities and Exchange Commission did not reply to Bloomberg's comment request.

Binance was founded by Zhao Changpeng in China about six years ago, but has never disclosed the position of the company's headquarters.An anonymous person told Bloomberg that Beijing banned virtual currency transactions from promoting Zhao Changpeng to find company bases in more friendly places such as Malta and Japan, but he retained some employees in China.

Zhao Changpeng revealed last year that as of the end of 2018, most of the employees of Bin'an have left China, leaving only some customer service agents.

In March of this year, the US Commodity Futures Commission (CFTC) sued Binance and its CEO Zhao Changpeng on the grounds of suspected violation of regulatory regulations.