This is like the "trick" I use to avoid US speeding fines: I don't speed in the US.
Then same level of fake "outrage" and (at best) ignorance applies to the rest of the article.
There really SHOULD be a requirement for centralised exchanges to hold coins (in wallets they alone control etc) equal to customer deposits (with a reasonable get out for USD/USDT/USDC/BUSD etc fungibility). But there isn't. So Binance.US is free to hold them or transfer them to Binance. And given the terrible service offered by US banks, it is not surprising that they have to use Binance(main)'s rail to access payments. In fact it's totally standard.
Then same level of fake "outrage" and (at best) ignorance applies to the rest of the article.
There really SHOULD be a requirement for centralised exchanges to hold coins (in wallets they alone control etc) equal to customer deposits (with a reasonable get out for USD/USDT/USDC/BUSD etc fungibility). But there isn't. So Binance.US is free to hold them or transfer them to Binance. And given the terrible service offered by US banks, it is not surprising that they have to use Binance(main)'s rail to access payments. In fact it's totally standard.