Binance.US Taps Former New York Fed Compliance Chief for Board Role - CoinDesk

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"It's, of course, true that our our trading volumes took a significant hit following the SEC's case and in our transition to a crypto only exchange," Binance.US COO Chris Blodgett said, adding that, "the last two quarters have seen very strong rebounds in volume, revenue and user engagement across the platform, due in part to the "broader market recovery."

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