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South Korea’s Largest Crypto Exchange Sold to Singapore-Based Consortium

The largest cryptocurrency exchange in South Korea by trading volume, Bithumb, has reportedly been sold to a Singapore-based consortium for approximately 400 billion won or $354 million. Bk Global Consortium, led by plastic surgeon Kim Byung-gun, will acquire the controlling stake and become the largest shareholder of Bithumb. дальше »

2018-10-13 04:05


Binance Crypto Exchange Begins Hiring Spree in Asia and Europe for Global Expansion

Binance Crypto Exchange On A Hiring Spree In Asia And Europe Binance, one of the biggest cryptocurrency exchanges in the world by traded volume, is looking to hire more staff across Europe and Asia despite the increasingly regulatory scrutiny as well as market crash that saw the prices of most digital assets plummet. Roles In […] дальше »

2018-9-21 20:16


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Exchanges Round-Up: Aus Regulators Doubt Coinjar Volume, Paysend Partners With Bitstamp

In recent news pertaining to cryptocurrency exchanges, Australia’s financial regulators have expressed skepticism regarding Coinjar’s purported trade volume, Paysend has partnered with Bitstamp to facilitate cryptocurrency purchases through its Global Account, and Seed Cx has announced a $15 million USD Series B funding round. дальше »

2018-9-16 12:25


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Exchanges Round-Up: Spotware Launches “Out-of-the-Box” Platform, Huobi to Rebrand Hadax

In recent news pertaining to cryptocurrency exchanges, Spotware has announced the launch of an “out-of-the-box” cryptocurrency exchange platform, Huobi has announced that it’s Autonomous Digital Asset Exchange will be rebranded to “Huobi Next” before merging with Huobi Global, and Liechtenstein’s financial regulator will hold off on introducing legislation governing the operations of crypto-to-crypto virtual currency […] The post Exchanges Round-Up: Spotware Launches “Out-of-the-Box” Platform, Huobi to Rebrand Hadax appeared first on Bitcoin News. дальше »

2018-9-14 21:45


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Chinese Regulators Struggle to Halt Illicit Trading, Exchanges Switching Domain Names

The Chinese cryptocurrency ban is proving to be far more difficult for regulators to enforce than anticipated. The Central Bank of China released a July report announcing the success of the country’s cryptocurrency ban, stating that the influence of the Chinese Yuan on the cryptocurrency market—which previously accounted for 90 percent of global trading volume […] The post Chinese Regulators Struggle to Halt Illicit Trading, Exchanges Switching Domain Names appeared first on CryptoSlate. дальше »

2018-9-10 14:00