Binance in Talks for Malaysia License after Five-Year Absence
THE SO WHAT
Regulated re-entry after a ban is the new crypto playbook — licenses as the price of long-term market access. If you operate in or around digital assets, assume compliance and regulator relationships are now core infrastructure, not a bolt-on cost center.
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