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Binance Compliance Shift Hinders Global Crypto Crime Fight

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Binance's recent change to its compliance rules is making it more challenging for international law enforcement agencies to combat cryptocurrency-related crimes.

According to a report by The New York Times, the change has forced law enforcement to navigate slow-moving government treaties in order to obtain user data from Binance users.

This change has significant implications for efforts to fight crypto crime globally, as it can hinder investigations and prosecutions of illicit activities such as money laundering and terrorist financing.

The report highlights the potential consequences of this shift, which may impact the ability of authorities to track down and prosecute individuals involved in cryptocurrency-related crimes.

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