Crypto Discounts Worsen on Binance US as SEC Impact Takes Hold – Bloomberg
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The impact of enforcement action against Binance.US is affecting the prices of cryptocurrencies on its exchange, making more difficult for American investors to offload holdings on the platform without taking a steep hit.
All tokens available to buy or sell directly with dollars on Binance.US were trading at a discount compared to other exchanges, data collated by blockchain analytics firm Kaiko showed on Wednesday. Binance.US presently offers 10 dollar-denominated trading pairs for cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Ether and stablecoins USDT and USDC, with the entire group trading at discounts ranging from 2% to 5% in the past week.