2023-6-16 20:44 |
Following a lawsuit, CoinEx, a cryptocurrency platform, has been prohibited from conducting operations in both New York and the US. origin »
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Hong Kong-based crypto exchange, CoinEx is banned from operating in New York. The crypto entity had to pay a heft fine for operating in the state without meeting the registration requirements.
2023-6-16 21:15 | |
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CoinEx was shut down for failing to register as a broker-dealer and for "falsely representing itself as a crypto exchange," the NYAG said.
2023-6-15 18:34 | |
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The bill follows legal suits pursued by Letitia James in connection to crypto companies like Celsius, CoinEx and Nexo.
2023-5-6 16:01 | |
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New York Attorney General sues CoinEx as the US regulators continue their strict stance against Web3 firm. The post US Crypto Clampdown Continues as New York Attorney General Sues CoinEx appeared first on BeInCrypto.
2023-2-24 18:45 | |
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Hong Kong-based crypto exchange CoinEx is facing a lawsuit from New York Attorney General Letitia James, who accuses the firm of falsely presenting itself as an exchange by not registering as a securities and commodities broker-dealer in the state.
2023-2-24 16:19 | |
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The New York State Attorney General's office filed a lawsuit against CoinEx on 22 February, claiming that it is an unregistered broker. CoinEx did not register with the SEC, the CFTC, or New YoThe post Cryptocurrency platform CoinEx sued by New York for offering 'security' tokens appeared first on AMBCrypto.
2023-2-23 15:00 | |
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New York Attorney General Letitia James sues CoinEX for failing to register with the state. The crypto exchange also failed to comply with a subpoena served last month. New York has actively brought lawsuits against crypto firms and individuals in recent months.
2023-2-23 09:26 | |
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The New York State Attorney General's office sued crypto exchange CoinEx, arguing it was an unregistered securities broker and commodity broker-dealer under state law.
2023-2-23 01:40 | |
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Withdrawals for both bitcoin cash (BCH) and bitcoin SV (BSV) are now open on the Coinex exchange, providing an easy way for holders to split the two cryptocurrencies, which separated off from each other following the recent hard fork.
2018-11-26 13:00 | |
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Boston-based cryptocurrency finance firm Circle has just joined the multitudes of other crypto exchange platforms now issuing and trading their own stablecoins. As of September 26, 2018, dollar-pegged USDC is now trading on Poloniex, the crypto-to-crypto exchange Circle acquired in February 2018, and on Circle Trade, the company’s over-the-counter (OTC) platform.
2018-9-27 20:50 | |
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