last week CoinDesk TV The world’s largest stock exchange in an interview with Binance’s accusing him of collaborating with the Russian government KUNA founder Michael Chobanian He said that this situation should be investigated.
Founder of Ukrainian cryptocurrency exchange KUNA, which collects donations made in the crypto money campaign launched after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine from the European Union He asked Binance to investigate whether it was collaborating with the Russian government.
Same time Chobanian, president of the Ukrainian Blockchain Association, He said that there is no court and that it does not have the authority to decide on this issue, but that Binance should be investigated.
Speaking to CoinDesk, KUNA founder Chobanian said:
“If Binance turns out to be innocent, all I can say is I’m sorry. But if he is not innocent then the EU will have to deal with it.”
Binance launched for Ukraine cryptocurrency Talking about the $10 million he promised to send to his campaign, the KUNA founder said that Binance still hasn’t sent the aid it promised.
“According to our research on Binance’s aid, we found that only $2.5 million of the promised aid was sent.
Already, Binance makes $10 million daily or hourly in Russia.”
Ukrainian cryptocurrency exchange Michael Chobanian, founder of KUNA In an interview last week, he claimed that the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange Binance has been collaborating with the Russian government for a while, despite all the sanctions.
Chobanian in his interview Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao, He stated that after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, he had to decide which side to take.