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Case Number: 1:23-cv-01599
Plaintiff: SEC
Defendant: Binance
Filing Date: June 5, 2023
Location: US District Court for the District of Columbia
TABLE OF CONTENTS
NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING AND RELIEF SOUGHT
BACKGROUND
I. STATUTORY AND LEGAL FRAMEWORK
A.The Securities Act’s Registration and Disclosure Requirements
B. The Exchange Act’s Registration and Other Requirements
II. BACKGROUND ON CRYPTO ASSETS AND CRYPTO TRADING PLATFORMS
B. Consensus Mechanisms and Validation of Transactions on a Blockchain
C. The Offer and Sale of Crypto Assets
D. Crypto Asset Trading Platforms
FACTS
B. Binance Holds and Controls Customers’ Funds and Crypto Assets.
C. Binance Clears and Settles Customers’ Trades.
D. Binance’s Receives Compensation.
B. Binance Announced the Launch of the Binance.US Platform.
A. BAM Trading and Binance, Under Zhao’s Control, Solicit Investors.
D. BAM Trading Receives Compensation.
VII. BINANCE AND BAM TRADING ENGAGED IN UNREGISTERED OFFERS AND SALES OF SECURITIES
A. Binance Offered and Sold BNB as a Security
B. Binance Offered and Sold BUSD as a Security.
C. Binance Offered and Sold Its BNB Vault and Simple Earn Programs as Securities
D. BAM Trading Offered and Sold Its Staking Program as a Security.
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