Binance Has Halted Cryptocurrency Derivatives Offerings In Spain
Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, has been ordered by the Spanish securities regulator, National Securities Market Commission (CNMV) to stop offering cryptocurrency derivative products to customers in the country.
Spain Orders Binance to Stop Offering Crypto Derivatives
According to a report from local media outlet, La Informac!on, BNB has complied with the regulator’s order to withdraw cryptocurrency-related derivatives, like futures contracts, for customers in the country.
The crypto platform is said to have withdrawn all derivatives services from Spain, preventing them from opening new operations. However, other operations are still being maintained, as the exchange is awaiting further response from the regulator.
The purpose of this measure is to protect investors. Reportedly, the regulator warned last year of the dangers of derivatives, saying they increase the complexity of trading operations and can also cause investors to lose even more.
The development comes a few days after BNB was approved by French regulators to operate in the country.
Binance’s Regulatory Woes
Binance is yet to be approved by the National Securities Market Commission (CVMV) because it has not yet been secured an operational certificate from the Bank of Spain, forcing the crypto trading platform to continue to remain in the CNMV’s gray list.
Italy, Singapore, Canada, Thailand, Iran, etc., are among the other nations that placed restrictions on BNB’s activities within their countries.
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Binance Has Halted Cryptocurrency Derivatives Offerings In Spain
Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, has been ordered by the Spanish securities regulator, National Securities Market Commission (CNMV) to stop offering cryptocurrency derivative products to customers in the country.
Spain Orders Binance to Stop Offering Crypto Derivatives
According to a report from local media outlet, La Informac!on, BNB has complied with the regulator’s order to withdraw cryptocurrency-related derivatives, like futures contracts, for customers in the country.
The crypto platform is said to have withdrawn all derivatives services from Spain, preventing them from opening new operations. However, other operations are still being maintained, as the exchange is awaiting further response from the regulator.
The purpose of this measure is to protect investors. Reportedly, the regulator warned last year of the dangers of derivatives, saying they increase the complexity of trading operations and can also cause investors to lose even more.
The development comes a few days after BNB was approved by French regulators to operate in the country.
Binance’s Regulatory Woes
Binance is yet to be approved by the National Securities Market Commission (CVMV) because it has not yet been secured an operational certificate from the Bank of Spain, forcing the crypto trading platform to continue to remain in the CNMV’s gray list.
Italy, Singapore, Canada, Thailand, Iran, etc., are among the other nations that placed restrictions on BNB’s activities within their countries.
DISCLAIMER: The Information on this website is provided as general market commentary and does not constitute investment advice. We encourage you to do your own research before investing.
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