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Polymarket’s controversial Volodymyr Zelenskyy suit market is now up for its final review after UMA token holders consistently refused to accept that the Ukrainian president wore a suit.  The market’s outcome of “Yes” has already been disputed twice by large holders of UMA, the “oracle” that holds the final say over the outcome of any Polymarket bet. Now, the suit market with almost $58 million in volume is undergoing its final review that will last for another 11 hours. These UMA holders have been accused of manipulating the outcome with their inaccurate assertion that Zelenksyy didn’t wear a suit in July.  Holders of YES – don’t give up. We all know the whales are trying to rig the UMA vote on the Zelensky suit market. But that doesn’t mean we should stay silent. This is a critical moment Polymarket claims to care about truth and decentralization so let’s hold them to it. Speak… pic.twitter.com/5W9YnDsNdV — Atlantis liquidity (@Atlantislq) July 2, 2025 ...

The European arm of crypto exchange Binance faces a lawsuit from a former executive, who claims she was wrongfully terminated after alerting managers to an alleged bribery. Amrita Srivastava worked for Binance’s Link platform until she was dismissed in May 2023 — just one month after raising concerns about bribery in the workplace.  According to Bloomberg, Srivastava recently claimed at an employment tribunal that one of her co-workers accepted money to fast-track a customer’s integration “under the guise of providing consultative services.” A “chaotic” work environment pressured staff to make up for a “revenue gap,” Srivastava said at the hearing, after it came to light that a quarter of Binance Link’s revenue came from an Iran-linked customer. In 2022, it was reported that Binance served crypto traders in Iran despite US sanctions and processed almost $8 billion in transactions. Binance deliberately skirted US sanctions to serve Iran users...

Miami Heat all-star Jimmy Butler has requested removal from a class-action  lawsuit  against Binance. He argues that his promotional tweets didn’t endorse the securities in question.  His legal team presents three promotional tweets posted between Feb. 2 and 13, 2022. They argue that these tweets do not mention the supposed unregistered securities. Butler’s counsel believes that his tweets, rather than suggesting any specific investment, were cautionary, encouraging potential Binance customers to thoroughly research before making crypto investments.  This angle is pivotal to Butler’s defense, setting his communications apart from typical celebrity endorsements. Trust yourself. 02.13.22 Here's a message from all-star basketball forward @JimmyButler ️ pic.twitter.com/WS9XCQrlhO — Binance (@binance) February 2, 2022 Butler’s association with Binance began in 2022 when the NBA All-Star player, currently with the Miami Heat, joined a promotional...