According to BlockBeats, on April 17th, Binance CEO Richard Teng told the Financial Times that under President Trump's leadership, the United States has adopted a more friendly attitude towards cryptocurrencies, including plans to establish a digital asset regulatory framework and national reserves, which is prompting other countries to take similar actions. Compared to many other jurisdictions, the United States is far ahead in this area. Binance has been in contact with many countries, hoping to help them develop regulatory frameworks for cryptocurrencies. But he refused to disclose the list of countries that cooperate with the company.
Richard Teng stated that Binance is currently helping some countries establish national strategic digital asset reserves. Nearly a quarter of Binance's 6000 employees are engaged in compliance work and will continue to invest heavily in this field.
Earlier this month, Pakistan and Kyrgyzstan both announced that Binance founder CZ has started providing advice to them on developing cryptocurrency regulations and using blockchain technology.
