The Spanish court has begun an investigation against Binance in the case of the theft of €67,550. Entrepreneur JL filed a lawsuit, claiming that the platform did not issue him a access code after depositing funds. He has been trying to get his money back for two years without success. Judge María Velázquez granted his petition, stating that there are sufficient grounds for an investigation. JL must now provide evidence to continue the lawsuit. This case is part of a series of lawsuits against Binance in different countries.
1/30/2025 3:30:55 PM (GMT+1)
The Spanish court has started an investigation against Binance over the theft of €67,550: Entrepreneur JL claims that the platform did not issue him an access code and did not return his money after two years of attempts 💰
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