Binance quietly tweaks its Terms of Use after SEC’s lawsuit

A week after the SEC charged it, Binance is busy making moves, albeit a little discreetly.

These changes are largely concerned with the management of digital assets that are no longer offered on the exchange. This is an important step since the SEC classified several tokens listed on Binance as securities.

The development could have long-term implications. The exchange is now not required to tell users in advance of this change, and is not accountable for any liability associated with such conversions.

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