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Amidst the rumor mill churning full steam ahead, major players Animoca and GSR have decisively stepped away from the latest crypto scandal storm. Here's the scoop: Binance has dropped a bombshell report outlining its crackdown on a market maker caught with its hands in the cookie jar, fiddling with trades for GoPlus Security (GPS) and MyShell (SHELL).

After some serious sleuthing, Binance sniffed out bad behavior by this market maker who was supposed to handle these projects. The result? They’ve kicked the market maker to the curb and slapped a permanent ban on them from doing any more business on their platform. But wait, there's more! Binance has seized the profits from these shady deals and plans to pay back users who were caught in the crossfire. Details on how the cash will be divvied up are on the way.

Binance is laying down the law: all market makers must play by the rules, which means keeping things fair and square. Anyone caught bending these rules can expect some serious repercussions.

The identity of this rogue market maker is the mystery of the hour, sparking wild speculation across the crypto community. But fear not! Heavyweights like Animoca Brands, the Hong Kong-based gaming whizzes, have made it clear they’re not the culprits behind the scenes for GPS and SHELL. They put it simply: “Nope, not us!”

GSR, another big name in the crypto market-making world, has also stepped up to clear the air. They’ve assured everyone they’re not the shadowy figures behind the irregularities Binance flagged. While they’re investors and partners with GoPlus Security, they’re not pulling any market-making strings for them. In their own words, GSR remains committed to integrity and transparency, staying close to the GoPlus team and lending a helping hand wherever needed.

So, as the crypto drama unfolds, rest assured that some of the biggest names are making sure they’re not tangled in the mess. Stay tuned for more twists and turns in this crypto caper!

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