Binance news: Lord Johnson, brother of Boris Johnson, has resigned as platform advisor

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Latest troubling news for Binance: Boris Johnson’s brother, Lord Johnson, apparently recently resigned from his role as advisor to the platform. The news was also reported by Watcher.Guru’s official Twitter account:  JUST IN: Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s brother resigns from role as #Binance advisor. — Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) December 19, 2022 Sources reveal that Johnson will no longer be an advisor to the crypto exchange platform henceforth and that, according to official records, Lord Johnson of Marylebone had taken over the role at Binance as recently as September. Boris Johnson’s brother: resignation and key role in Binance The current

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