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Should Exchange bend to strict regulation?
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[QUOTE="btaliat, post: 339944, member: 26390"] I will want to be neutral in this case. Recently, Binance announced its suspension of Peer to Peer feature in Nigeria. This came as a result of strict regulations and frustration that they faced by the Nigerian government. The company was alleged of sabotaging the country's currency with its Peer to Peer feature. If Binance agreed to pay the money, it means Binance truly accepted the allegation. That's why didn't pay the fine and prefer removing the feature. Sometimes, countries, in their own selfish national interest may give rules that are stringent for these exchange platforms. [/QUOTE]
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