Jim Cramer Asks Investors To “Remove Crypto On Binance”; BTC Price Bounces Back

CNBC host Jim Cramer recently tweeted his analysis on US SEC charges against Binance. Cramer’s scathing views on the matter raised concerns about the future of Binance and prompted discussions within the crypto community. The charges brought by the SEC against Binance include allegations of deceptive practices and violations of securities laws, presenting a significant challenge for the company.

“Remove Crypto On Binance”- Jim Cramer

In a series of tweets, Jim Cramer highlighted the severity of the SEC’s findings, suggesting that even ardent defenders of Binance would be forced to reflect deeply on the situation. He predicted that those actively supporting cryptocurrency would have to exert tremendous efforts to sustain what he perceived as a questionable enterprise. Cramer’s assessment underscored the substantial impact of the SEC’s investigation on Binance and its supporters.

Bitcoin Price Reclaims Previous Levels- Inverse Cramer

While Jim Cramer’s critique echoed concerns about the future of Binance, other individuals within the industry expressed their disappointment with the regulatory action. The lawsuit highlighted the ongoing debate surrounding the regulation of cryptocurrencies and the challenges exchanges face in maintaining compliance while fostering innovation.

Meanwhile, inversecramer is still applicable and Bitcoin Price is again to its previous level before SEC charged Binance.

In a recent development following the lawsuit against Binance, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has filed a lawsuit against Coinbase, a prominent cryptocurrency exchange. The SEC alleges that Coinbase acted as an unregistered broker by engaging in the offer and sale of securities. This lawsuit against Coinbase adds to the cryptocurrency industry’s ongoing scrutiny and regulatory challenges.

SEC’s allegations and Binance’s response

On June 5, 2023, the SEC levied 13 charges against Binance Holdings Ltd., its U.S.-based affiliate BAM Trading Services Inc., and founder Changpeng Zhao. These charges encompassed deceptive practices, conflicts of interest, lack of disclosure, and deliberate evasion of legal obligations. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) claimed that Binance, along with its CEO, engaged in a deliberate network of deceit that eroded confidence and ethical standards within the platform.

Binance, in response to the charges, expressed disappointment with the SEC’s decision to file a complaint, especially considering the exchange’s active cooperation during the investigations and its attempts to reach a negotiated settlement. 

The company criticized the SEC for choosing litigation over constructive discussions and accused the regulatory body of providing inadequate clarity and guidance to the digital asset industry. Binance vowed to vigorously defend its platform against the allegations raised by the SEC.

The SEC’s lawsuit against Binance sent shockwaves through the crypto community, leading to various reactions from critics and supporters.

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