2019-9-30 12:06 |
An acquisition deal for South Korean crypto exchange Bithumb is widely expected to fall through, local media reports
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BK Consortium’s bid to acquire South Korean exchange Bithumb may have fallen apart according to reports surfacing from the Asian country’s local media. The exchange may reportedly end up with new owners after the deal to place it in BK’s hands has hit a brick wall.
2019-9-30 16:32 | |
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Bithumb was supposed to be acquired by BK Global Consortium (BXA) sometime in September. However, the exchange still remains unsold and today is the last day of the month. It seems that Bithumb is having some issues with its planned deal with BK Global Consortium.
2019-9-30 13:01 | |
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Nearly one year after it was announced that South Korea’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, Bithumb, would be sold to BK Global Consortium for 400 billion won ($333 million), the deal appears to be going nowhere.
2019-9-30 12:05 | |
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The acquisition of South Korean bitcoin exchange Bithumb by BK Consortium has been scrapped. Bithumb Sale Hits Rocks Over Missed Payment Deadlines South Korean media outlet Hanguk Kyungjae says the proposed acquisition of Bithumb by BK Consortium may no longer go through.
2019-9-30 11:17 | |
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Over a year ago, Singapore based, BK Global Consortium acquired popular South Korean cryptocurrency exchange, Bithumb by buying a controlling share from the exchange. The Singapore-based consortium was led by plastic surgeon Kim Byung-gun who had bought 50% plus one share of the exchange’s Bitcoin holding company for about 400 billion won, which amounted to […] The post Bithumb’s acquisition deal hits a snag appeared first on AMBCrypto.
2019-9-30 10:25 | |
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South Korean crypto exchange Bithumb is looking to get publicly listed in the U.S. through a reverse-merger route.
2019-1-23 09:00 | |
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South Korean exchange Bithumb is looking to American markets as it signs a new deal with seriesOne.
2018-11-2 02:47 | |
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Bithumb appears set to create a trading platform for security tokens in the United States. The South Korea-based cryptocurrency exchange behemoth plans to partner with a U. S. -based fintech company to establish the proposed security token exchange service.
2018-11-2 22:22 | |
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South Korea’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, Bithumb, has signed a deal with an American fintech company to launch a security token exchange in the US, local outlet Yonhap News reports.
2018-11-2 20:33 | |
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The popular South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb has signed a deal with a fintech company from the United States. The main intention is to open a securities token exchange un the US. The information has been released by Yonhap News on November 1.
2018-11-1 19:40 | |
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A Singapore-based consortium has just acquired a 38-percent stake in Bithumb, one of South Korea’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges. The deal is viewed as a positive development for the exchange as it could improve its security and even speed up its entry into the Singaporean market.
2018-10-18 18:49 | |
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South Korean crypto exchange Bithumb sold 38 percent of its stake to a Singapore-based plastic surgeon for $350 million on Oct. 11, as reported by Reuters. Bithumb’s $350 Million Deal Founded in 2013, Bithumb averages over a billion dollars in daily trade volume and lists 52 cryptocurrencies.
2018-10-13 04:01 | |
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Singapore-based BK Global Consortium has paid 400 billion won (approximately $350 million) for a majority stake in South Korean Bithumb, the world’s third-largest cryptocurrency exchange, according to a local news outlet.
2018-10-13 23:53 | |
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The deal would make BK Global Consortium the biggest controller of Bithumb and give the company a great competitive advantage. The post South Korea’s Bithumb Sells a Stake to BK Global Consortium for $350 million appeared first on CoinSpeaker.
2018-10-12 11:37 | |
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Bithumb, South Korea’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by volume, has sold to a Singapore entity with the aim of releasing new services and stablecoins. Officials Finalize Majority Stake Deal As Korean news outlet Naver reports October 12, BK Global Consortium paid 400 million won ($353 million) for a majority stake in Bithumb, having previously held a minority position in the company.
2018-10-12 10:30 | |
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Bithumb, the largest crypto exchange in South Korea by trading volume, just confirmed it has sold over 38 percent of its shares for $350 million.
2018-10-12 06:23 | |
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