Crypto exchange Hotbit recently made headlines as it announced the temporary suspension of its operations. Moreover, the decision came as a surprise to many users and raised concerns about the safety of their funds. Let’s delve into the reasons behind Hotbit’s decision, and the implications for the broader crypto market.
Cuscal, the third-party payments provider for Binance Australia, suggested that the decision to discontinue its services influenced by concerns over scams and fraud. That is associates with activities such as account fraud, ID takeover, and cryptocurrency transactions. In a sudden move, Binance Australia declared on May 18 that its Australian
Coinbase has set the crypto community abuzz with anticipation after posting a mysterious countdown on its official Twitter account. Added to this, the enigmatic tweet has left users and enthusiasts speculating about the potential significance of this countdown and the implications it may have for the world of digital currencies.
Binance Australia has temporarily halted its Australian dollar services due to a disruption in support from its local payment services provider. Binance Australia took to Twitter on May 18 to inform users that AUD PayID deposits temporarily halted. And warned that bank transfer withdrawals would be impacted as well, citing
Binance has announced a major token burn event set to take place today. This token burn will primarily target Binance-pegged USDT and USDC tokens, and it will be carried out on the BNB Chain. As a result of this burn, a equivalent amount of these tokens on their respective native
Reports indicate that Bloomberg News carried out a survey that encompassed 60 well-known cryptocurrency companies. The survey encompassed a wide range of entities, including exchanges, mining companies, analytics firms, and token issuers. Its objective was to assess the state of governance and controls within the crypto industry. Several of these
RenQ Finance, the innovative multi-chain trading solution, is set to enter the crypto market with its upcoming listing on BitMart. However, the news has sent ripples of excitement through the crypto community. ✨Upcoming New Listing✨#BitMart will list @RenQ_Finance soon🤩 🎉Renq Finance (RENQ) offers a comprehensive solution for all trading needs
Coinbase, one of the major cryptocurrency exchanges, might have offended the frog-themed crypto fans. In their weekly newsletter, the “Coinbase Bytes” email sent to the exchange customers landed in controversy. The newsletter was based on the crazy sentiment the present crypto market is holding towards memecoin. And as given details
Binance, the largest crypto exchange in the world, will oversee the performance of “no-progress projects” (high-volatility digital tokens) before directly delisting them. Today, Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao, CZ, tweeted that the exchange will move the no-progress cryptocurrencies to Innovation Zone and monitor the performance of the token. Binance may delist
The leading cryptocurrency exchange Gemini added recent investors’ “favorite memecoin Pepe (PEPE)” to its trading list. Soon, trading for $PEPE will begin. British, European, Canadian, Australian, Hong Kong, and Singapore investors can now access Pepe coin through Gemini. Trading will be accessible first via the exchange API/FIX and ActiveTrader applications
