The Nigerian government has detained Tigran Gambaryan, the Financial Crime Compliance Director, and Nadeem Anjarwalla, the African Regional Manager of cryptocurrency exchange Binance, accusing the exchange of destabilizing the country’s currency. Binance has not been charged with any crimes and its officials have stated that they will continue to cooperate with the Nigerian authorities to resolve the matter.
According to a recent report by The Wall Street Journal on March 14th, the families of the two detained Binance executives have stated that they will remain detained until at least the hearing scheduled for March 20th.
The Wall Street Journal has recently published a special report on this incident, exploring the reasons behind Nigeria’s allegations and the current situation of the detained Binance executives.
Written by Patricia Kowsmann, Caitlin Ostroff, and Alexandra Wexler, The Wall Street Journal
Translated by Luffy, Foresight News
According to a recent report by The Wall Street Journal on March 14th, the families of the two detained Binance executives have stated that they will remain detained until at least the hearing scheduled for March 20th.
The Wall Street Journal has recently published a special report on this incident, exploring the reasons behind Nigeria’s allegations and the current situation of the detained Binance executives.
Written by Patricia Kowsmann, Caitlin Ostroff, and Alexandra Wexler, The Wall Street Journal
Translated by Luffy, Foresight News
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