In the past 24 hours, the crypto world has seen a flurry of activity. Binance, the world's largest exchange, has denied allegations of market manipulation, while former US President Donald Trump has made some surprising remarks about crypto. Meanwhile, US lawmakers are proposing a temporary ban on cryptocurrency mixers.

Binance has categorically denied claims of market manipulation, stating that their robust surveillance program detects and prevents market abuse. This comes after a report by The Wall Street Journal alleged that DWF Labs had manipulated the price of several cryptocurrencies, including Yield Guild Game (YGG) token, on Binance's platform.

Donald Trump, hosting a gala dinner for NFT enthusiasts, promised to create a more favorable regulatory environment for crypto businesses. He also credited Mugshot NFTs with reigniting interest in NFTs during a period of market slump.

In a move that has drawn criticism from the crypto community, five US Democrats have introduced a bill to temporarily ban cryptocurrency mixers. The Blockchain Integrity Act would impose fines of up to $100,000 on financial institutions using funds from mixers. The temporary measure is intended to give lawmakers time to prepare a report on platform usage and effects.

The crypto community has reacted strongly, arguing that fiat currencies like the US dollar are used to finance terrorism and that cryptocurrencies are being unfairly targeted. As the debate continues, one thing is clear - the crypto world is constantly evolving, and staying informed is crucial.