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Binance is still operating in the EU months after it failed to get a MiCA license, using workarounds to onboard new customers and reroute its trading

The news hit with a thud in June: Binance Holdings Ltd., the world's largest crypto exchange, was about to get kicked out of the European Union.

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Binance is still operating in the EU months after it failed to get a MiCA license, using workarounds to onboard new customers and reroute its trading

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