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Why Are Cryptocurrency Exchanges Fleeing from Canada?
Multiple large cryptocurrency exchanges have ceased their operations in Canada, opting instead to collaborate with jurisdictions that display a friendlier attitude toward cryptocurrencies. They attribute this decision to the harsh regulatory requirements imposed by Canada. So, what are these demanding criteria? Ripple and University of Toronto Team Up for Crypto Education
The University of Toronto, Canada's largest higher education institution by enrollment, is partnering with Ripple to establish an independent XRP ledger validator that will primarily process payments, marking a significant step in fostering the upcoming wave of the crypto industry. 
The new eKinekt Bike Desk turns kinetic energy from cycling into an electrical charge. This technological wonder has two USB Type-A ports and one USB Type-C port for charging laptops or phones.
In addition, the mobile app keeps track of energy generated and calories burned.
Acer's training machine is meant to empower a healthy lifestyle. We guess in Ukraine, many people would prefer cycling rather than jogging to the nearest Point of Invincibility to charge their devices.
The retail price is $1,000.
Unfortunately, for now, it is available in the U.S., Canada, and Taiwan only. 
Binance Investigated by OSC Despite Canadian Departure
The Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) is not letting Binance off the hook despite the cryptocurrency exchange's decision to exit the Canadian market. Just weeks after Binance's announcement that it was pulling out of Canada due to disagreements with new regulatory rules, the OSC revealed its ongoing investigation into the platform's conduct in the country. Beyond SBF: Bankruptcy and Abduction of Aiden Pleterski
Aiden Pleterski, aka "Crypto King," accused of scamming $29 million from investors in Canada, has reportedly been abducted and subjected to brutal torture. He allegedly spent the money on luxurious items like cars, vacations, and a private plane. Canada has given crypto platforms a 30-day deadline to register
As part of Canada’s efforts to protect investors after the market was seriously shaken by sudden bankruptcies in 2022. The Canadian regulator, the Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA), is placing special emphasis on safeguarding investors' interests. 
