Pulling up the drawbridge between Circle and Tron may be the latest sign of a growing divide between regulatory-compliant crypto firms (or at least those that signal compliance friendliness) and black, or gray, market crypto use. Binance, for one, sued by the Department of Justice, delisted USDC some years ago, without clear explanation.
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