⚠️PFLICHTVIDEO⚠️ KNALLT es jetzt wieder am Krypto: Markt❓so ERNST ist es wirklich❗️MEXC verbot USA

Summary

The presenter discusses US Treasury allegations against cryptocurrency exchange MEXC and considers what they could mean for the exchange, its customers, and the wider crypto market.

US allegations and proposed restrictions

According to the video, US authorities examined roughly $16 billion in transactions from May 2021 to May 2026 connected to alleged illegal activity. The claims include transactions linked to Russian sanctions evasion, Iranian crypto services and entities, North Korea, cybercrime, ransomware, and darknet markets. US authorities also allege serious shortcomings in MEXC’s anti-money-laundering controls.

The Treasury action would restrict US financial institutions and institutional investors from handling certain transactions involving MEXC Global. The restrictions are due to take effect after a 30-day delay. These are allegations, not findings of guilt presented in the video.

MEXC’s response and precedent

MEXC said it would review the allegations and cooperate with authorities. The presenter notes that the statement did not directly deny or admit the claims.

He compares the case with previous US enforcement actions involving Binance, Kraken, OKX, and KuCoin, arguing that MEXC is not the first major exchange to face scrutiny.

Exchange size and possible market effects

The presenter describes MEXC as a major global exchange and says its spot-trading volume grew substantially from 2023 to 2025. He estimates that the US represents a significant share of global spot trading, while Europe’s share is smaller.

A loss of US-related business and negative publicity could hurt MEXC, but the presenter stresses that the action does not mean the exchange is closing immediately. A more serious longer-term risk would be a loss of traders and market makers, which could lead to reduced liquidity, thinner order books, and worse trade execution.

What customers may face

The presenter says MEXC has not actively sought new US customers for some time, though existing customers may still have access. He also mentions regional restrictions, including Dutch offboarding and a warning he encountered as a German user, while noting that he was still able to trade.

He recommends staying calm, keeping only limited assets on exchanges, considering self-custody or a regulated alternative, and downloading account CSV records in case access becomes difficult.

Wider market outlook

In the presenter’s view, the current market decline is relatively limited and is driven more by broader financial-market sentiment and outflows than by the MEXC news alone. He argues that the market’s ability to absorb negative headlines without a sharper fall may be a comparatively positive sign.

The presenter asks viewers to share whether they still use MEXC.

Presenter and contributors

One presenter from Crypto Familie; not named in the subtitles. No other contributors are identified.