Binance is exploring options to re-enter the United States market, including a potential reopening or reintegration of its American subsidiary, Binance.US.
The move comes as founder Changpeng Zhao has re-emerged in the industry after receiving a presidential pardon from U.S. President Donald Trump.
According to a Bloomberg report, Binance is assessing whether Binance.US could be merged back into its global operations or whether the main exchange could directly resume services in the United States.
The review reflects a changing political and regulatory environment in Washington, alongside Zhao’s renewed influence despite holding no executive role.
Binance has faced prolonged regulatory scrutiny in the U.S. In 2024, the company agreed to a $4.3 billion settlement with federal authorities over compliance violations, resulting in its exit from the market. Zhao also served a prison sentence and was barred from executive roles.
Any return would mark a major strategic shift and could significantly reshape Binance’s relationship with U.S. regulators and institutional partners in the global crypto industry.
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