Binance.US has laid off around 100 staff, or around a third of its workforce, with CEO Brian Shroder also leaving the embattled crypto exchange.
Binance.US, the United States arm of the crypto exchange has reportedly cut around a third of its staff — or 100 positions — with its president and CEO Brian Shroder also departing the firm., citing a Binance.US spokesperson, that Shroder was replaced on an interim basis by chief legal officer Norman Reed.
Shroder joined Binance.US in September 2021 and his departure comes amid a slew of regulatory actions taken against the firm in recent months.Earlier this year, the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission sued Binance, Binance.US, and its co-founder Changpeng"CZ" Zhao alleging it operated an illegal exchange, sold unregistered securities, violated commodities laws and mishandled customer funds.
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