This is a bit like the "responsibility to the shareholders" thing we keep hearing about, some kind of online forum legal meme. Yes, that's a concept, but in rea

This is a bit like the "responsibility to the shareholders" thing we keep hearing about, some kind of online forum legal meme. Yes, that's a concept, but in reality federal prosecutors of course have large latitude in what they charge and any operation as big as Binance will have many ongoing violations, comprising of different criminal elements. If the feds are wary of charging anything but a slam-dunk, it's because their career prospects depend on it.