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Analyst Flags ‘Suspicious’ $280 Million XRP Move By Ripple Outside Of Unlock Schedule

Ripple transferred 200 million XRP (worth $280 million) outside its usual monthly escrow release, sparking speculation and concern among analysts and the XRP community. The transaction, flagged as "suspicious," was initially feared to be a potential sell-off that could impact XRP's price. However, on-chain data later confirmed the transfer was internal—between two Ripple-controlled wallets—with no external outflow. The movement is now believed to be related to internal rebalancing or an OTC settlement, rather than a market sale.

bitcoinist03/10 03:32

Analyst Flags ‘Suspicious’ $280 Million XRP Move By Ripple Outside Of Unlock Schedule

bitcoinist03/10 03:32

Internal Data Leak Exposes Binance’s Oversight Failures On ‘Suspicious Accounts’

Internal data leaks reveal that Binance allegedly failed to adequately monitor hundreds of millions of dollars flowing through accounts flagged for suspicious activity, despite its 2023 settlement with US authorities. According to the Financial Times, 13 accounts processed $1.7 billion in transactions, with $144 million occurring post-settlement. One account received over $177 million and changed banking details 647 times in 14 months. Another $93 million was linked to a network accused of funding Iran and Hezbollah. Binance claims it maintains strict compliance controls and a zero-tolerance policy toward illicit activity. Independent monitors were appointed in May 2024, though many flagged transactions occurred after oversight began.

bitcoinist12/23 10:14

Internal Data Leak Exposes Binance’s Oversight Failures On ‘Suspicious Accounts’

bitcoinist12/23 10:14

Binance let suspicious accounts move millions after $4.3B US plea deal: Report

Binance reportedly allowed 13 suspicious accounts to move approximately $1.7 billion in crypto, including $144 million after its November 2023 $4.3 billion plea deal with U.S. authorities. Internal documents show accounts from Venezuela, Brazil, Syria, Niger, and China exhibited red flags, such as a Venezuelan account receiving $177 million and changing bank details 647 times in 14 months. Another account, accessed from Caracas and Osaka within 10 hours—a physical impossibility—processed $93 million. The activity raises questions about Binance's compliance upgrades promised in its settlement, which included enhanced monitoring and due diligence. The report follows former President Trump’s pardon of Binance founder Changpeng Zhao in October.

cointelegraph12/22 13:29

Binance let suspicious accounts move millions after $4.3B US plea deal: Report

cointelegraph12/22 13:29

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