When discussing CZ and RT, I think Binance has thought about this decision, because Binance seems to keep the exchange and its coins safe and that has been proven. When I heard that CZ had a case, I thought Binance would definitely have a good solution, and it turned out to be true by making RT the new CEO.
Even though the new CEO at Binance is currently held by RT, he still has to use CZ's mistake as an important lesson so that it doesn't happen again when RT becomes CEO. Again, hopefully RT can make strict regulations for the circulation of money on the Binance market.
It seems that Binance has started monitoring suspicious transactions and blocking their accounts. RT must learn from CZ's mistakes in the past, it's true that it has to be like that. Because Binance is a reputable exchange, don't let Binance's reputation be damaged.
What Binance has done has been done some time ago, but not very actively and only partially, but when CZ got this case, Binance became more aggressive in paying close attention to the movement of money entering the Binance exchange. They don't want their exchange to be used as a as money laundering again.
Yes, Binance is currently stricter in viewing user transactions because of CZ's past experience of getting involved in the law, Binance must be more careful as the largest exchange. This is a reputation issue, so the Binance team must protect it
Binance's reputation is damaged not because of the mistakes of any transactions made by its users, as far as I know, but because of internal errors by those who do it.
Binance has done well with every suspicious transaction, but cannot freeze it unilaterally because it will set a bad precedent for its users, and they don't want to lose their users because of negligence that is done without anything that can be accounted for.