<figure><img src="https://u.today//sites/default/files/styles/1200x900/public/2023-06/36023.jpg" alt="Cover Image" width="800"
 height="500">
 <figcaption>Cover image via <a href="https://u.today/">U.Today</a></figcaption>
 </figure>One of the world's leading cryptocurrency exchanges, <a href="https://www.binance.com/en/terms">Binance</a>, has made a significant yet silent change to its Terms of Service, potentially affecting all users on the platform. The changes primarily focus on the management of digital assets that are no longer listed on the platform.According to the new terms, <a href="https://u.today/binance-ceo-on-reasons-for-altcoin-annihilation-no-one-really-knows">Binance</a> now holds exclusive authority to determine which digital assets are listed on their platform, and it reserves the right to add or remove these assets based on its discretion.This is standard practice for most exchanges, but the new terms take it a step further. If a user still has a delisted digital asset in their Binance account after a certain period, Binance reserves the right to convert these digital assets into a different type of digital asset of their choosing.<img alt="Binance ToS" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="302e4696-7d18-4ae7-a76e-bd89b49fdc2d" src="https://u.today/sites/default/files/inline-images/11061.png" />Source: <a href="https://www.binance.com/en/terms">Binance.com</a>The implications of this change are significant. The exchange is under no obligation to notify users of this conversion in advance, and it absolves itself of any liability linked to such conversions. The new terms also note that Binance may change the order size available for each digital asset.An alarming interpretation of the changes suggests that delisted cryptocurrencies could potentially be converted into Binance's native token, BNB. While this is speculative, the lack of transparency regarding the type of digital asset Binance could convert to raises this concern among users.<a href="https://u.today/4-trillion-shiba-inu-shib-moved-to-binance-whats-happening">card</a>These alterations come after the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) sued Binance US for operating as an unauthorized exchange in the country. The silent change to the terms could be seen as a response to regulatory pressures. This serves as a potent reminder to users to remain vigilant about the terms of service of the platforms they use, which are subject to change.

Binance Silently Changes Terms of Service: Details

U_Today

Other articles published on Jun 11, 2023

Top Crypto News Recap: Binance & Coinbase under fire; Ooki DAO shuts down; Kwon faces dual impris...

Crypto Trader Sends 953K ARB to Binance as Its Price Drops

Google Bard predicts bullish outlook for Tether

Solana, Polygon challenge US SEC’s classification of SOL and MATIC as securities

Michaël van de Poppe Sets Critical BTC Threshold for Crypto Surge: Impact on LTC and XRP

🔐Don't let risks hold you back!

Join our free newsletter for daily crypto updates!