Binance’s decentralized cryptocurrency exchange is reportedly set to start blocking users from the United States and 28 other countries in July of this year, presumably over regulatory concerns over the tokens that can be listed on the platform. This means they won't be able to trade via Binance.org.
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The crypto news outlet notes that Binance may be blocking users from nearly 30 countries over a case in which the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) charged the founder of decentralized exchange EtherDelta with operating an unregistered national securities exchange.
As covered Binance’s DEX has a “transparent and community-driven” listing process. While it doesn’t add every token launched on the Binance Chain the company is likely unable to control security tokens on the exchange. Binance’s goal with its listing process it to facilitate a larger number of crowd-vetted projects, hopefully listing 10x more tokens than currently listed on Binance.com."
The exchange, which was launched earlier this year, already has a $10 million trading volume, although most of it appears to be concentrated on the ONE/BNB trading pair.