A most recent move by Binance US, the well-known crypto exchange has revealed that it is considering adding various crypto tokens, including Bitcoin, and Ethereum, stablecoins like PAX and USDC along with Binance’s own token BNB. Currently, Binance US has announced the list of which resources they are assessing and holding back, before undertaking any of the coins which are indicated in the list below. ADA, ATOM, BAT, BCHABC, BNB, BTC, DASH, EOS, ETC, ETH, HOT, IOTA, LINK, LOOM, LTC, MANA, NANO, NEO, PAX, REP, RVN, TUSD, USDC, USDT, VET, WAVES, XLM, XRP, ZIL, ZRX, As per recent blog post published on 9 August, Binance US has its eyes on supporting 30 cryptocurrencies. Binance reported its arrangements to initiate an exchange for fiat-to-crypto in the US a month ago, before breaking the news that its platform, Binance.com, would not be available in the nation in September. Moreover, the exchange’s US division, as of late employed Catherine Coley as CEO, who is a former head XRP, institutional liquidity at Ripple. Furthermore, Binance US has embraced a Digital Asset Risk Assessment Framework to select authentic blockchain ventures with a genuine possibility of making the world increasingly more proficient, to give more transparency in their listing norms, and to guarantee Binance US’s compliance with relevant legal procedures. Nonetheless, there was a move followed by the Malta-based exchange to deny US residents access to its essential exchanging platform in June, which is a day after declaring its association with BAM Trading Services to enter the US market officially. Binance Exchange News
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