Japanese exchange BitFlyer to acquire FTX Japan
FTX Japan, a Japanese subsidiary of the collapsed FTX exchange, is preparing to return with a new owner after repaying its customers in 2023. Go to Source
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FTX Japan, a Japanese subsidiary of the collapsed FTX exchange, is preparing to return with a new owner after repaying its customers in 2023. Go to Source
The cryptocurrency exchange announced plans to exit the Canadian market in 2023 but may still face enforcement action from local regulators. Go to Source
The security firm said it was transferring the digital assets obtained in the exploit of Kraken back to the exchange, but many crypto users questioned its motives. Go to Source
The firm chose to expand into Abu Dhabi due to the innovation-friendly crypto regulations. Go to Source
Stacks said a Bitcoin reorg and “unexpected mining behavior” caused its nine-hour outage, and China’s Coolpad Group is buying 2,700 more crypto miners. Go to Source
According to Yi He, “a significant amount of money” was lost when X.com users were tricked by an impersonation scam. Go to Source
Gemini Trust said that affected Earn users could expect “100% of the assets owed to them” within seven days. Go to Source
The association was formed after the country’s Justice Ministry proposed AML amendments for crypto firms that could result in penalties, including up to two years in prison. Go to Source
Thailand’s Finance Minister determined the cryptocurrency exchange was “still in contravention” of orders imposed by the SEC in February. Go to Source
The simplified trading experience could help PancakeSwap attract a larger market share from centralized exchanges. Go to Source