Is Binance losing its hold over the crypto market?

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Binance's reign falters post-SEC lawsuit, raising questions about its role in the evolving crypto landscape.

Legal battles and market shifts cast shadows on Binance’s future.once reigned supreme as the leading centralized exchange. Yet, the tides turned when an SEC lawsuit triggered a drastic decline in the exchange’s activity, casting a shadow of doubt over the exchange’s future.The aftermath of the SEC legal action witnessed a notable shift. The market share for security-labeled altcoins plunged on Binance, while remaining steady on U.S. exchanges.

However, signs of turbulence extend further. Binance Connect, an initiative rolled out in March 2022 to enable businesses to embrace cryptocurrency payments, has now shuttered its operations. The once-promising service, designed to foster crypto adoption, closed its doors just a year after its launch, despite initially supporting 50 cryptocurrencies and major payment methods.Legal battles compounded Binance’s woes. The SEC-Binance civil case took an intriguing turn recently.

This motion, requested by Binance.US’ legal team, seeks to shield against what they deem the SEC’s excessive information requests during the discovery process. Former SEC Internet Enforcement Chief John Reed Stark had anticipated this move, emphasizing the tendency for overreaching requests in large financial investigations.

As predicted, Judge Jackson referred Binance’s motion for a protective order to D.C. Magistrate Judge Faruqui for resolution.

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