Here’s what happened in crypto today
13 Marzo 2025 - 2:40PM
Cointelegraph


Today in crypto, Binance reportedly reached out to US President
Donald Trump’s family in 2024, offering to strike a business deal
as part of a plan to resume Binance.US operations in the country,
an Argentine lawyer called for a global arrest warrant against the
Libra (LIBRA) token creator, and the US securities regulator is
preparing to drop its case against Ripple.
Trump family held talks with Binance for stake in crypto
exchange — Report
Representatives of US President Donald Trump’s family have
reportedly held talks with Binance about potentially acquiring
a stake in the crypto exchange.
Binance reached out to Trump’s family representatives in 2024,
offering to strike a business deal as part of a plan to resume
Binance.US operations in the country, The Wall Street Journal
reported on March 13.
Citing sources familiar with the matter, the report mentioned
that Binance’s billionaire founder Changpeng Zhao — who
served four months in prison in the US — has been pushing for
the Trump administration to grant him a pardon.
“It is unclear what form the Trump family stake would take if
the deal comes together or whether it would be contingent on a
pardon,” the report said.
According to WSJ, a potential opportunity could be a scenario
where Trump takes the stake in Binance or proceeds with the deal
through
World Liberty Financial, a Trump-backed crypto venture launched
in September.
Minutes before the WSJ article was published at 1:00 pm UTC,
Trump took to Truth Social to slam the publication for allegedly
reporting wrong information.
“The Globalist Wall Street Journal has no idea what they are
doing or saying. They are owned by the polluted thinking of the
European Union, which was formed for the primary purpose of
‘screwing’ the United States of America,” the president wrote.
Source:
Donald Trump
Argentine lawyer wants Interpol red notice on LIBRA creator:
Report
Argentine lawyer Gregorio Dalbon
has asked to have Interpol file a global arrest warrant for Hayden
Davis, the co-creator of the LIBRA token that caused a
political scandal in the country.
Local media reported that Dalbon lodged the request to
prosecutor Eduardo Taiano, who is probing President Javier Milei’s
involvement with the token.
Dalbon claimed there was a risk if Davis remained free as he
could have access to vast amounts of money, allowing him to flee
the US or go into hiding and alleged “his central role” in Libra
“increases the likelihood that he will take steps to evade
justice.”
Hayden Davis (left) poses with Argentine President Javier
Milei. Source: Javier
Milei
He asked for Davis’ arrest and for “an Interpol red notice [to]
be issued in order to locate and arrest him, with a view to his
extradition.”
Davis helped make the LIBRA token that Milei shared on social
media last month, which rocketed it to a peak value of over $4
billion. The token’s creators held most of the supply and sold,
crashing its price and leading to accusations that it was a
pump-and-dump scheme.
SEC’s enforcement case against Ripple may be wrapping up
The US Securities and Exchange Commission
may be preparing to end its enforcement action against Ripple
Labs after more than four years.
According to a March 12 X post from Fox
Business reporter Eleanor Terrett, the SEC’s case against Ripple
was “in the process of wrapping up” after the parties filed an
appeal and cross-appeal, respectively, over a $125-million court
judgment in August 2024. The civil case against the blockchain firm
filed in December 2020 alleged Ripple and certain executives used
XRP (XRP) as an unregistered security to raise funds.
Ripple chief legal officer Stuart Alderoty told Cointelegraph on
March 11 that the SEC civil case was “far more advanced” than many
of the others the regulator had dropped following the inauguration
of US President Donald Trump and the departure of Chair Gary
Gensler. Since January, the SEC has announced it will
not pursue
enforcement cases against Coinbase, Consensys, Kraken and
others.
“We do have a judgment, we are on appeal — that presents some
additional complexity,” said Alderoty in regard to the case
potentially being dropped. “But we remain optimistic that we’ll get
to a resolution with the SEC, and if we don’t, we’ll proceed with
the appeal.”
According to the Ripple CLO, there were several possible
outcomes to ending the SEC case if both parties were in agreement
that it should wind down.
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