Ontario Court of Justice in Canada Sues Binance for Violating Securities Laws
According to a report by Financefeeds, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice in Canada has filed a class action lawsuit against the Binance cryptocurrency trading platform, accusing it of selling cryptocurrency derivatives to retail investors without registration, in violation of securities laws. The lawsuit seeks damages and the rescission of these trades. It also claims that Binance's business failed to register and file a prospectus in accordance with securities regulations. The court stated in its ruling that the plaintiffs claimed that these sales were illegal and invalid due to a lack of necessary registration.
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