A US federal court has dismissed all claims against Binance in a major lawsuit filed under the Anti-Terrorism Act.
The case involved 535 plaintiffs who alleged that the crypto exchange had provided material support related to multiple terrorist attacks.
After conducting a detailed review, the court issued a 62-page ruling dismissing every allegation brought against the company.
According to the court’s findings, the plaintiffs failed to demonstrate that Binance:
• Assisted terrorist organizations
• Participated in terrorist attacks
• Conspired with any terrorist groups
• Or associated itself with the incidents mentioned in the lawsuit
As a result, all claims were dismissed, representing a significant legal victory for the exchange.
This ruling highlights the importance of judicial scrutiny in complex cases involving global financial platforms. It also reinforces a key point for the crypto industry: serious allegations must be supported by credible evidence in court.
While plaintiffs have a limited period to submit an amended complaint following a separate appellate ruling, the court’s decision already represents a major rejection of the original claims.
For the broader digital asset sector, the case serves as a reminder that compliance, transparency, and legal accountability remain essential pillars as the industry continues to mature