After nearly two months of the WazirX hack, there has been no sign of fund recovery yet. Meanwhile, the Indian crypto exchange, CoinSwitch, which recently sued WazirX, has released information related to the WazirX hack. On the other hand, other leading exchanges also witnessed hacks in recent weeks. Notably, CoinSwitch
CoinSwitch, an Indian Cryptocurrency exchange is suing its rival, WazirX, to recover $9.6 million in assets that have been stuck on WazirX’s platform since a $230 million cyberattack in July. CoinSwitch announced that legal action on X had failed after multiple attempts to resolve the issue directly. These trapped assets
Venturing into the world of Web3 and blockchain technology can be a thrilling yet complex journey. Several countries and governments are standing out with their unique approaches to embracing innovation native to this groundbreaking tech space. At Coinfest Asia 2023, TheNewsCrypto met Parth Chaturvedi, Investment Lead of CoinSwitch Ventures, to
CoinSwitch, a cryptocurrency trading platform, has released its proof of reserves, revealing that the total value of user assets held as of January 6, 2023, is approximately $131.096 million, or 1,083.45 crores. Amounts held in the wallets indicated total about $112.99 million, or 933.83 crores. Reveals $131.09 Million in Assets
All BTC transactions are eligible for the new zero-fee trading offer. Currently CoinSwitch has listed 100 cryptocurrencies to its platform. India’s prominent cryptocurrency exchange platform, CoinSwitch, has removed trading costs for Bitcoin (BTC) transactions on its network, for a short period. During this offer period, all users with fully verified
CRE8 is expected to bridge the Indian crypto market with world crypto forums. CRE8 contains 8 coins that capture most of the market volume. CoinSwitch has launched a new website CRE8 which is an abbreviation for Crypto Rupee Index and the eight represent the top eight cryptocurrencies in the market.
CoinSwitch Kuber, a crypto investment firm has raised $15 million (₹109 crores) in funding, led by Ribbit Capital and Paradigm. Crypto investment firm CoinSwitch Kuber raised $15 million The firm raised funds as part of its Series A funding round headed by Ribbit Capital, a global fintech & crypto investor,
