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Binance probed by DoJ, files lawsuit against WSJ

Ali Nemati4 days ago26 sec read8 views

Binance has filed a lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal over articles that revealed internal investigations into crypto transfers to Iran and led to a US Department of Justice probe. The lawsuit claims the WSJ's reporting is defamatory and prioritized profit over truth, impacting Binance's reputation negatively. Content creators should be cautious about rushing to publish potentially damaging information without thorough verification.

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