
Huobi delists Monero, Zcash and other privacy coins amid regulatory pressure
Huobi also axed Verge and DASH “in compliance with the latest financial regulations” at a time when several regulators have cracked down on anonymity.
Huobi also axed Verge and DASH “in compliance with the latest financial regulations” at a time when several regulators have cracked down on anonymity.
Bittrex announced recently that it was delisting the three, giving users until January 15 to conduct any transactions.
ShapeShift has reportedly delisted a number of "privacy coins" from its platform due to regulatory risks associated with the use of Monero, DASH and Zcash.
Binance keeps proving that they are more comfortable with the company of criminals than respected business.
OKEx cryptocurrency exchange has announced that its South Korea arm plans on cleaning up its list of supports digital currencies.
MyDashWallet users better act fast, because there’s a good chance someone might already be stealing their funds.
South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Korbit has withdrawn support for five cryptocurrencies, following a similar decision in recent days from Japan’s Coincheck exchange.
Dash, Zcash, Monero and Augur will all be taken off the Coincheck exchange effective June 18.
After a relatively quiet day where the major cryptocurrencies had seen good gains and consolidation, a steep drop on Thursday afternoon saw the whole gamut of currencies go down by large margins.
Bitcoin Cash posted a strong recovery rising by as much as 8% for a price of around $690 and it appeared to be well on its way to exceed the $700 mark if the rally persists.
All cryptocurrencies suffered considerable losses over the past few days, with several of the top 10 coins by market cap declining 20% or more.
Bitcoin Cash, which is now rapidly gaining traction, is expected to reach the psychologically significant $1,000 level on Tuesday if the bull run continues.