Senate Probe Puts Binance, Tether and Trump-Linked Crypto Firms on Notice
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A U.S. Senate probe has given Binance, Tether and several Trump-linked crypto firms until January 4 to produce records or face further measures. The investigation targets the stablecoin issuer and the exchange alongside companies tied to President Donald Trump’s crypto ventures, though the article does not specify token prices, total value locked or trading volumes. The demand for documents signals heightened congressional scrutiny of the ties between the world’s largest stablecoin and the largest crypto exchange, and of potential conflicts of interest around Trump’s digital-asset businesses. What to watch next is whether the firms comply by the deadline and whether the probe widens into formal requests or hearings.
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