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Morning Edition · Monday, November 9, 2026Published at 12:43 AM EST · New York
Binance will close affected European accounts on December 31 and shut its bitcoin mining pool on November 10
Balances left in affected European Union accounts after November 29 will incur a monthly fee of 0.025% with a 10 USDC minimum, and the mining pool found only one block in its final week.
Binance will close affected European crypto accounts on December 31. From November 29, a monthly fee of 0.025%, with a minimum of 10 USDC, will apply to balances left on them, crypto.news reported. Users in Spain, France, and Poland say the…
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