Published 1 year ago

Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday

Summary by Ground News

Binance will now likely hold greater control over the kinds of coins that are widely listed for purchase. The implosion of FTX will also raise questions about what should be done to protect crypto owners in the future. Binance is already larger, by trading volume, than a clutch of its nearest competitors (Coinbase, Kraken, OKX, Bitfinex, Huobi and FTX) combined.

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What Happened?

Crimson trickle?

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The Journal

Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday

A roundup of today’s stories.

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