The Nigerian money laundering trial against Binance and two executives was adjourned until July 5 on Monday after cross-examination by the country's first witness at the Securities and Exchange Commission. The court was also informed that, despite court orders, the prison where Binance executive Gambaryan was held had not released medical records of his only hospital visit a month earlier, and that his health was deteriorating, according to his family. Gambaryan, who has been held in Africa's most populous country since February, was held in Kuje prison along with members of the terrorist group Boko Haram. Another executive, Nadeem Anjarwalla, who also faces money laundering charges, has fled.