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Cryptocurrency contracts for differences (CFDs) have become a must-have feature for any crypto exchange that intends to retain its customer base. International broker ASD Securities now offers its clients five different cryptocurrencies to choose from.
South Korea's financial regulator believes that the consumer contracts that customers must sign when registering with exchange operators create problems for users when making withdrawals and tend to be difficult to deal with consumers at all levels
The Huobi cryptocurrency exchange has published a cryptocurrency sentiment index, which was derived from a survey of almost two thousand respondents from different parts of the world. Investors' short-term market expectations are not positive, but overall sentiment is optimistic. Investors are more confident about the medium and long term prospects.
Certified broker Monex has issued a press release confirming its plans to acquire the Coincheck exchange. Let us remind you that in January there was a hacker attack on Coincheck, the losses from which amounted to about half a billion US dollars.
Sources say the man threatened to commit suicide in front of OKEx's Hong Kong office. The trader claimed he lost a million dollars due to the unexpected liquidation of futures contracts and threatened to drink poison if the matter was not resolved. But many facts related to this incident are still unknown.
The Hong Kong cryptocurrency exchange announced that it was suspending trading in Bitcoin futures due to suspicions of collective manipulation of the price of this cryptocurrency.
The doors have closed on two more cryptocurrency exchanges in Japan after a study by the Financial Services Agency raised questions about whether most exchanges could meet the regulator's standards.
The plans of a large cryptocurrency exchange from Hong Kong are to create a headquarters in the Swiss capital of the canton of Zug, reports Cointelegraph auf Deutsch. The company's management plans to unite in one place all departments that previously worked separately: financial, legal and technical support departments.
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