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Binance News: Trump Grants Pardons to BitMEX Founders and Former Employee

Binance News: Trump Grants Pardons to BitMEX Founders and Former Employee

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2025-03-30 01:07:11
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In a surprising turn of events, the cryptocurrency world has witnessed a significant development as former President Donald Trump has granted full pardons to the key figures involved in the BitMEX scandal. Here’s a closer look at what this means for the exchange and its founders.

Trump Grants Pardons to BitMEX Founders and Former Employee

President Donald Trump has granted full pardons to the co-founders of BitMEX, Arthur Hayes, Benjamin Delo, and Samuel Reed, along with their former employee Gregory Dwyer. BitMEX was previously accused of failing to implement proper anti-money laundering measures, which led to legal battles and significant fines for all individuals involved. This decision has cleared all the individuals and the platform from any legal issues related to their past activities, drawing significant attention in the crypto world.

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