OKX, one of the major global exchanges, published a report on the alleged account hacking and purge over the weekend. Stating that “a very small number” of users’ accounts were hacked by forging documents and that compensation was paid to these people, the exchange denied allegations of security breaches.
OKX, the cryptocurrency exchange, announced that it will remove four cryptocurrencies from the list. These assets decreased sharply by up to 66%.
Arbitrum, the Ethereum layer 2 project, which made a lot of talk about itself with its airdrop last year, enabled millions of tokens to be sent to exchanges. ARB fell more than 15% yesterday.
JMP Securities, one of the well-known investment banks in the US, has once again raised its forecast for the Coinbase share price, while Bitcoin spot ETFs are expected to invest $220 billion in the next 3 years.
Binance exchange announced that it will delist 5 crypto trading pairs from the platform. The March 15 delisting will not affect other trading pairs of these cryptocurrencies
OKX, the global technology company and cryptocurrency exchange, announced the launch of OKX TR in Turkey. As of today, cryptocurrency users in Turkey can trade cryptocurrencies on the platform, which is in compliance with local laws and regulations. Users in Turkey can also access the
In the cryptocurrency world, the saying “If it’s not your passwords, it’s not your coins” seems to have come true once again. BitForex reported nearly $60 million in outflows from the exchange on Friday, while the exchange also stopped withdrawals, causing panic.
Kraken, the second largest exchange in the United States, was also added to the crypto platforms resisting the SEC. Kraken announced that the lawsuit filed against them in November was unfair and that it requested the court to dismiss the case.