US Senator Requests Binance and Tether to Submit Records by January 4, 2027
US Senator Richard Blumenthal has sent letters to Binance, Tether, WLFI, and Fight Fight Fight, requesting the submission of the required records and information by January 4, 2027. If they fail to submit on time, the subcommittee will seek other means to ensure their cooperation with the investigation. The investigation into Binance and Tether involves the illegal use of cryptocurrencies and the interactions between the Trump administration and crypto companies; the investigations into WLFI and Fight Fight Fight focus on potential conflicts of interest in the Trump family's crypto business. Currently, the related investigations have not reached a final conclusion.
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