Are such legislations applied according to the Dutch passport or according to the IP addresses? If the ban was according to the IP address, it is easy to claim to the support team that I have moved to another place, even if it was according to the passport, it does not seem logical.
Much likely through IP address. It's possible that you can reason that you've moved out of the Netherlands and you're not covered by their policy leaving the country but I guess you'll be subjected to another series of KYC to prove that.
Starting from Canada and now Netherlands it appears that before the end of the year we will have a list of countries where Binance has failed to comply with regulatory standards.
Yeah and there's still a hot issue that they're going on against the US' SEC.
The regulatory bodies are not letting Binance to continue providing their service in those countries. Although, Binance has been doing very well for the crypto users and specially the traders, but now the odds are against them and they might leave many other countries in fear of getting accused.
It's possible that they really can't meet what's being asked for the license/VASP. But one big reason is that it is, the regulators are being hard on them and won't allow to be on their jurisdictions operating with their own market. Hopefully, more reasons to come out coming from Binance themselves.
