Binance CEO Richard Teng rejects WSJ’s $850M Iran-linked flow allegations
The report revives sanctions and AML scrutiny after Binance’s 2023 $4.3B settlement with US authorities.
POL (ex-MATIC) (POL) is currently trading at $0.090092, with a market capitalization of $959.32 million, ranking #74 among all cryptocurrencies. Over the past 24 hours, POL (ex-MATIC) is down 1.93%, trading between a low of $0.087677 and a high of $0.09201, with $54.56 million in trading volume. POL (ex-MATIC)'s all-time high was $1.29, reached on March 13, 2024. Its all-time low was $0.081453 on April 12, 2026. Looking at broader trends, POL has gained 0.16% over the past 7 days and is down 6.42% over the past 30 days. There are currently 10.65 billion POL in circulation out of a total supply of 10.65 billion.
The report revives sanctions and AML scrutiny after Binance’s 2023 $4.3B settlement with US authorities.
The latest week saw $1.26B of redemptions, the biggest weekly outflow since January, as bond yields rose.
Lagarde warned ECOFIN that larger euro stablecoins could destabilize deposits and weaken monetary policy transmission.
The cash-settled, European-style contracts are approved for Phlx, yet cannot trade without CFTC exemptive relief.
Comer alleged 80+ Iran-linked “suspiciously timed” trades and cited a May 13 report on geopolitics and election contracts.
Traders now focus on the $2.60–$3 resistance band that must break to keep a $5.75 wedge target in play.