AFAIK no, as in there's no "Binance headquarters" you can go to, or write to... The company is apparently registered in the Cayman Islands, but it's pretty easy to register a company there without operations.
> The company is apparently registered in the Cayman Islands
If that's true why would they be coy about it?
There are loads of jurisdictions where every single company invoice has to state the company's registration details (registered number and registered address).
A company being registered somewhere is no more than a PO Box and some paperwork.
My guess about why Binance avoids having a headquarters location would be trying to reduce the risk of regulators and tax authorities paying a lot more attention to them.
> A company being registered somewhere is no more than a PO Box and some paperwork
Quite, which is why it seems so odd for any company to even consider skipping these steps. Isn't this the kind of basic stuff that founders do in the first week of starting a business?
(Sorry for sounding clueless) they're a company without a physical (street) address?
Are there (m)any instances of legitimate companies without any physical presence? Not even a "Acme Widgets Inc c/o Fred Flintstone Accountants, 123 The High Street, Anytown..."?