Key Points:
Binance Changpeng Zhao revealed essential details to ensure a smooth transition. Users will be able to transfer their cryptocurrencies between the exchange and CommEx as they migrate their funds. Additionally, some former members of Binance’s CIS team may join CommEx, a development seen as positive for both parties.
Importantly, CZ clarified that they are not the ultimate beneficial owner (UBO) of CommEx and do not own any shares, with no buyback options in the deal, in contrast to certain businesses like Mercedes, McDonald’s, and Nissan during their Russia sell-off deals.
The similarities in design and APIs between Binance and CommEx were intentional, aimed at maintaining a seamless user experience. It’s worth noting that CommEx excludes US and EU users, with IP and KYC blocks in place as per the agreement.
The migration of Binance’s Russian user base to CommEx will be conducted in an orderly manner, with the process expected to span up to one year. CommEx, a centralized cryptocurrency exchange backed by crypto venture capitalists, only recently launched its platform.
Previously, the exchange encouraged its European users to convert their euros into Tether (USDT) before the end of October, following the cessation of support from their banking partner, Paysafe.
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