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Binance Australia clients selling bitcoin at discount to competing exchanges

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On Tuesday, Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange,’s Australian arm’s bitcoin prices were about A$9,000 lower than competitor exchanges, indicating clients were selling swiftly.

Bitcoin’s price on Binance Australia was A$34,000 ($23,062.20), compared to A$43,000 on BTC Markets, an Australian cryptocurrency exchange.
Bitcoin was $27,790 outside Australia.

Binance didn’t respond to Reuters’ request for comment.

A third-party service provider switched off its service, preventing some Australian customers from depositing or withdrawing money.

Binance faces global regulatory suits and probes. Following a regulatory investigation, the company announced in April that it would close its Australian derivatives business.


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