This week in crypto
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A look at some of the highlights of what is happening in the Bitcoin space this week of %%date%%.
Zebpay crypto exchange is set to return to the Indian market, over a year after it closed shop. This is despite the RBI not changing its stance on crypto ban.
There is a rumor floating around that India’s government could completely ban cryptocurrencies but the chances of the ban are virtually nil.
Zebpay has officially released its trading services in Australia with a new office already open in the fintech hub of Melbourne.
In a move to create more freedom for its users, Zebpay has removed trading fees on their exchange.
Zebpay has reportedly set up entities in Singapore and Malta, which reportedly will enable it to “provide cryptocurrency exchange and OTC services to 20 countries in Europe.”
Zebpay has ceased all digital currency-related trading on its platform, effective Sept. 28. The exchange cited the “extremely difficult” conditions that crypto-related businesses had to operate in recently as the reason behind
Indian cryptocurrency exchange Zebpay has halted deposits and withdrawals in Indian rupees, ahead of the pending ban on cryptocurrency businesses that came into force on Thursday.
Koinex announced that it would be introducing no less than 23 crypto-to-crypto trading pairs with no fees—an added incentive for new cryptocurrency investors who are hoping to enter the market in a big way.