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  1. v14currentTrust score: 262026-11-08 15:30:32Z

    No reason was recorded for this version (saved before October 2026).

    hash: 9y7CbzarPMjy…changes from v13
  2. v13Trust score: 262026-11-08 12:43:24Z

    CorrectionCorrections after the 8 November fact-check: Senator Blumenthal's inquiry is now dated February 2026 throughout, a duplicate pardon entry and a duplicate inquiry entry were removed from the timeline, and the earlier-incidents section no longer says there were two.

    hash: 4d2b0a1dc888…changes from v12
  3. v12Trust score: 262026-11-08 12:42:56Z

    Fact-check reviewFact-check review (verdict: revise): the reviewer checked the page's claims against its sources; the trust score did not change.

    hash: 3bb7af61b84a…changes from v11
  4. v11Trust score: 262026-11-08 12:37:12Z

    EditedBefore merging /binance-law-enforcement-rollback-2026 and /binance-mica-greece-application-withdrawal into this page: their sections not already covered here were copied in verbatim (five on the law-enforcement cooperation rollback and compliance departures, five on the EU MiCA licence withdrawal, replacing the short EU section), with their events and sources; one sentence added to the summary. Their sections on the 2023 settlement and the Iran flows were not copied because this page already covers them.

    hash: cccaedae5d6d…changes from v10
  5. v10Trust score: 262026-11-08 12:35:37Z

    EditedBefore merging /binance-hack-october-2026 into this page: two details from it that its 2026-11-08 fact-check confirmed were added (Richard Teng's description of the compromised laptop and evidence-deleting malware; ZachXBT's report that the funds were commingled with an earlier Bitget exploit), with their sources.

    hash: 269b3b76d0e1…changes from v9
  6. v9Trust score: 262026-11-08 02:05:19Z

    EditedEditorial corrections after the 2026-11-08 fact-check: the 2019 KYC leak figure corrected to the blackmailer's claimed ~10,000 users (the source does not support 60,000); a section on the June 2026 EU service withdrawal added (the review flagged it as missing); exact day dates on older events restored.

    hash: 3717fb505d82…changes from v8
  7. v8Trust score: 262026-11-08 02:00:22Z

    Fact-check reviewFact-check review (verdict: revise): the reviewer checked the page's claims against its sources; the trust score did not change.

    hash: b49e48f34616…changes from v7
  8. v7Trust score: 262026-11-08 01:58:24Z

    Score recalculatedRe-read and rescored after the page was re-researched (2026-11-08). Rescored under Scoring v2, the published formula (avoid.net/scoring): 24 → 26. Problems weighed by who is responsible: the subject's own conduct −120, concerns that are not fraud −21.6, incidents the subject suffered −20, problems around the subject, caused by others −2.9; legitimacy credit long-running +10; serious regulatory wrongdoing with no established harm to customers is held in WARNING (26–50); the penalty for incidents it suffered is capped at 20; a recent unresolved incident −27.6; accepted community evidence −1.7.

    hash: b49e48f34616…changes from v6
  9. v6Trust score: 242026-11-07 23:27:04Z

    Re-researchedTargeted update after the October 2026 hack: four sections on the theft, attribution, freezes and customer impact added from new research, September 2026 Iran sanctions reporting added to the sanctions section, new events and sources added. The rest of the page is unchanged.

    hash: bebd59f8151e…changes from v5
  10. v5Trust score: 242026-11-07 23:27:04Z

    Before rewriteThe page as it stood just before it was rewritten; the next version says why.

    hash: 098ee99ea2e5…changes from v4
  11. v4Trust score: 242026-11-03 23:22:51Z

    Community evidenceA moderator accepted a piece of community-submitted evidence: The Standard reports Bloomberg's account that US prosecutors are probing possible Iran sanctions violations by Binance; Binance says it cooperates. The note keeps the sourcing attribution. Trust score now 24.

    hash: 59G24TYfchob…changes from v3
  12. v3Trust score: 262026-10-27 06:10:02Z

    Score recalculatedRescored under Scoring v2, the published formula (avoid.net/scoring): 65 → 26. Problems weighed by who is responsible: the subject's own conduct −120, concerns that are not fraud −15.6, incidents the subject suffered −12, problems around the subject, caused by others −0.3; legitimacy credit long-running +10; serious regulatory wrongdoing with no established harm to customers is held in WARNING (26–50); 2 section(s) set aside until a failed fact-check is resolved.

    hash: f38ea84ea29b…changes from v2
  13. v2Trust score: 652026-10-27 06:10:02Z

    Before rewriteThe page as it stood just before its Scoring v2 rescore; the next version says why.

    hash: 093d03996283…changes from v1
  14. v1Trust score: 652026-10-16 15:57:52Z

    Community evidenceA moderator accepted a piece of community-submitted evidence: CoinDesk confirms Binance withdrew its Greek MiCA application, said it is confident of securing a license and intends to approach France, and emailed users in France, Italy, Poland and Spain about suspended services ahead of the June 30/July 1 MiCA deadline — matching the submission. Correctly labelled neutral (regulatory status change, not clearly incriminating or exonerating). Trust score now 65.

    hash: FnmpWfHpeUAX…