Bitfinex makes a bid to recover over $850M in frozen funds
iFinex, Inc. is embroiled in a lawsuit brought down by the New York attorney general as a result of a loan it received from Tether to cover more than $850 million that disappeared.
iFinex, Inc. is embroiled in a lawsuit brought down by the New York attorney general as a result of a loan it received from Tether to cover more than $850 million that disappeared.
Poloniex will get $100 million to further expand its business, but American BSV customers will have to move on.
Coinbase was attracted to Ireland by a beneficial tax code, much like many other tech giants have.
A roundup on recent Bitfinex and Tether news: Tether Treasury prints new USDT coins, while lawyers for Bitfinex appeal NYAG documents collection request.
It appears that Jennifer Robertson was able to find a way to make restitution after her deceased husband’s exchange fell into bankruptcy.
The exchange is winding down services as it couldn’t stay profitable, despite an anticipated bull market on the way.
Bithumb’s deal looks like it might fall apart as deadlines have been missed, and employees are being laid off.
CoinOne must make up for a security breach that allowed a hacker to withdraw way too much crypto.
Bitfinex is being sued, along with Tether, by the AG over questionable operations and has already had to deal with several setbacks.
The exchange has announced that BSV users will have to handle the fees for their arbitrary decisions.
Upbit moved to delist the coins for similar reasons to OKEx: South Korea would slam them otherwise.
A bug on Kraken’s order book had users buying the lows and selling the highs in an entirely new way.