Concerns escalate as local stakeholders warn the Virtual Asset Chamber may distort regulations to favor Binance, jeopardizing fair competition.
Cryptocurrency startups in Kenya are alarmed by the proposed Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) bill, fearing it could empower the Binance-affiliated Virtual Asset Chamber (VAC) to influence regulations. Critics highlight that VAC, funded by Binance at $6,000 monthly, may lack independence, potentially skewing rules to benefit Binance and harm local competitors.