Binance Japonya'daki Varlığını Güçlendiriyor, Yerel Düzenlenmiş Bir Borsa Ediniyor

Crypto exchange Binance announced the acquisition of Sakura Exchange BitCoin (SEBC) for an undisclosed sum. The latter is a Japanese crypto exchange that is regulated by the country’s Financial Services Agency (FSA).

The latest development comes just months after reports of Binance preparing for a formal entry to the Japanese market surfaced. The crypto exchange aranan a permit to operate in the country after its exit nearly four years ago.

• It is important to note that the FSA ihraç a warning that said Binance is not registered to do business in Japan last summer.
• A similar warning came from the regulator in March 2018 as well, which subsequently pushed the platform to cease its operations and plans to unveil a headquarter in the country.
• During that time, Binance CEO CZ Zhao assured that the exchange was in “constructive dialogues” with the regulator over the matter.
• Hence, the latest edinme of the Tokyo-based exchange, SEBC, can be viewed as a win for the crypto exchange, which boasts the largest trading volume in the world.
• In a statement, Binance Japan General Manager Takeshi Chino said,

“Japon pazarı, kripto para biriminin benimsenmesinin geleceğinde önemli bir rol oynayacak. Oldukça gelişmiş bir teknoloji ekosistemine sahip dünyanın önde gelen ekonomilerinden biri olarak, halihazırda güçlü bir blockchain alımına hazır durumda. Birleşik borsamızı yerel kullanıcılar için uyumlu bir şekilde geliştirmek amacıyla düzenleyici kurumlarla aktif olarak çalışacağız. Japonya'nın kriptoda lider bir rol üstlenmesine yardımcı olmak için sabırsızlanıyoruz."

• So far, the CZ-led firm has acquired regulatory approvals or authorizations in France, Italy, Spain, Bahrain, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, New Zealand, Kazakhstan, Poland, Lithuania, and Cyprus.
• Binance was hit by a raft of regulatory challenges worldwide last year, making its expansion journey rather bumpier for the better part of 2022.
• To beef up compliance, Binance hired Steven McWhirter and Seth Levy, former regulators from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), respectively, in April this year to help the crypto exchange meet its regulatory obligations.