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Binance announced on Wednesday that it is implementing stricter regulations on cryptocurrency issuers and liquidity providers on its platform, following criticisms directed at digital asset market practices during the market crash in October.
The world's largest cryptocurrency exchange said in a blog post that cryptocurrency projects are now prohibited from having revenue-sharing models with market makers. Market makers are also banned from dealing with projects to manipulate prices or distort the liquidity of cryptocurrencies. Binance stated it will take "swift and decisive action against any misconduct," including blacklisting market makers.
"We are committed to ensuring transparency and integrity across the cryptocurrency industry," according to a statement from Binance. "Protecting our users and maintaining a fair and trustworthy trading environment comes first."
Cryptocurrency exchanges have faced increased scrutiny since the October 10 collapse, which wiped out $19 billion in leveraged bets. The broader digital asset market has yet to recover from this collapse.
Under the new rules, cryptocurrency projects must report the details and legal entity and contract terms of the market makers they work with to Binance.
Binance has identified six warning signals indicating manipulative market-making behaviors. These include a "pattern of continuous sell orders" without similar buying activity and "coordinated deposit and sell activity" of cryptocurrencies across various exchanges.
In January, Changpeng "CZ" Zhao, co-founder and former CEO of Binance, stated that the allegations that the platform is responsible for the cryptocurrency market collapse last October are "far-fetched."
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