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Bitfinex, Zodia Custody Hope To Set New Standards For Institutional Crypto Trading
Crypto exchange Bitfinex is partnering with digital asset custodian Zodia Custody. What Happened: The agreement will allow Zodia's clientele to execute trades on Bitfinex while ensuring their assets are maintained via Interchange, an off-exchange settlement solution.
Chase's Crypto-Related Transactions Ban In UK: A Sign Of The Times — Or A Sign Of Weakness?
JP Morgan Chase & Co (NYSE: JPM), the prominent banking institution, decided to halt cryptocurrency-related transactions for its U.K. clientele starting Oct. 16, according to a recent communication to its users.
Crypto ATMs On Chopping Block With UK Financial Watchdog's Relentless Pursuit Against Money Laundering
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), the U.K.'s financial watchdog, is intensifying its efforts to combat unregistered cryptocurrency ATMs.
'Intercompany Chaos': Bankrupt Crypto Lender Celsius' UK, US Entities A Facade?
Crypto lending platform Celsius (CRYPTO: CEL) is seeking to consolidate its U.K. and U..S entities amid allegations the distinction between the two was a "sham."
Binance Suspends UK Withdrawals And Deposits: What You Need To Know
Cryptocurrency exchange Binance has suspended deposit and withdrawal services for UK customers using bank transfers and card payments due to the cessation of support for transactions in British pounds by its local ban
UK Banks Tighten Access To Cryptoassets For Retail Customers
Nationwide Building Society and HSBC Holdings plc (NYSE: HSBC) implemented new limits on retail customers’ access to cryptocurrency assets, following industry scandals and regulatory warnings.
Crypto Ads Declared A 'Red Alert' Issue By UK Regulators: Here's What It Means
Advertising for cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) and related companies is expected to become much harder in the United Kingdom as local regulators increase their pressure on the space.
UK Regulator Bans Crypto ATMs: 'People Should Be Prepared To Lose All Their Money'
United Kingdom financial regulator Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has ordered all cryptocurrency automated teller machines (ATMs) — machines autonomously selling cryptocurrency, usually Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) — to be shut down.
Freetrade Hones In On Tax-Advantaged Accounts, Long-Term Investors: 'Better Returns'
'A Framework': UK Issues Cryptocurrency Guidance
London Gold Price 'Fix' May Be Fixed, Say Researchers

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