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U.S. Federal Judge Andrew Carter ruled that Binance cannot compel the plaintiff to arbitrate losses caused by purchasing unregistered tokens, as Binance failed to adequately notify users of changes to its service terms regarding arbitration and the waiver of class action rights. The clause was deemed ambiguous and unenforceable. The ruling allows customers to file claims in court for losses incurred before February 20, 2019. The tokens involved include ELF, EOS, FUN, ICX, OMG, QSP, and TRX. Binance stated it will "vigorously defend" the remaining allegations. (Reuters)