Binance sues Wall Street Journal over reporting on Iranian sanctions

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Binance sues Wall Street Journal over reporting on Iranian sanctions

Journal reported that cryptocurrency exchange shut down internal investigation into transactions with network funding terror groups

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The US government is investigating Binance over allegations that Iran used the crypto exchange to evade sanctions and illegally move funds, according to a Wall Street Journal report published Wednesday.

Binance has denied these claims and even sued the Wall Street Journal on Wednesday for defamation.

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