2018-6-27 12:30 |
Huobi Pro is to stop offering trading services to investors living in Japan, reportedly over its lack of a license in the country. origin »
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Weeks after announcing its exit from the Chinese market, Huobi has confirmed it is…
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2021-10-19 15:30 | |
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Huobi Japan, the cryptocurrency exchange re-born as a result of a merger between BitTrade and Huobi Group, has now resumed operations as a wholly-regulated exchange by Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA), according to a press release on January 17, 2019.
2019-1-19 01:00 | |
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Huobi is back in Japan, this time as a fully regulated exchange under Japan's Financial Services Agency (FSA). Following its merger with BitTrade, Huobi Japan Holding Ltd.
2019-1-19 19:03 | |
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Cryptocurrency exchange Huobi Pro is to cease offering trading services to investors living in Japan starting from next month. According to a news report from Coinpost, the exchange announced the news in an email sent to investors in Japan on Wednesday, stating it will remove the Japanese option from its homepage and suspends trading services
2018-6-27 14:12 | |
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In the name of “industry-academia” cooperation in the field of blockchain development, Korea University is reportedly teaming up with the South Korean subsidiary of crypto exchange Huobi. Huobi was originally founded in Beijing in 2013, though it is now headquartered in Singapore, with branches in the US, Japan, Hong Kong, and China. The new South […]
2018-6-14 13:08 | |
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