US senators require companies including Binance to begin submitting records by November 30.
Original headline美国参议员要求 Binance 等公司于 11 月 30 日前开始提交记录
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U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal has given Binance, Tether, World Liberty Financial and Fight Fight Fight LLC until November 30 to begin producing records requested by a Senate investigation, warning that the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations could pursue other measures if documents are not voluntarily submitted by January 4, 2027. The probe examines illicit use of cryptocurrency and potential conflicts of interest between the Trump administration and crypto firms, and Blumenthal's letter to Binance states the exchange has yet to deliver records previously requested. The demand widens Washington's scrutiny of the industry's largest players, with Tether's dollar-pegged token and Binance's exchange operations central to the inquiry. What to watch next is whether the four companies begin handing over documents before the November 30 deadline and how the subcommittee responds if compliance stalls ahead of the 2027 cutoff.
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