Cryptocurrency exchange Bybit shuts up shop in UK in compliance with FCA ban

Cryptocurrency exchange Bybit shuts up shop in UK in compliance with FCA ban
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2021-3-6 15:35

Bybit will stop serving customers from U.K.-based IP addresses starting March 31, following the FCA's ban on all cryptocurrency derivatives trading.

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FCA Issues Fresh Crypto Warning to UK Investors

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FCA Ban on Retail Crypto Derivatives Trading Will Be in Full Effect Today

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) ban on crypto products will officially be in full effect today. The authorities had earlier announced the ban around October last year, stating that crypto-based products were not suited for retail customers because they lack a reliable valuation, are prone to price volatility, are known to be prevalent for crime, asRead More

2021-1-7 22:00


FCA Will Make Final Decision On Whether To Ban Crypto Derivatives (CFDs and ETNs) in the UK

The government of the United Kingdom has recently affirmed that its regulators and the executive should decide whether crypto derivatives should be banned for retail investors or not. According to the reports, the economy secretary John Glen affirmed that the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) was the only entity that would determine if the ban should […]

2019-10-23 23:34


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UK Financial Watchdog Urged to Reconsider Banning Crypto-Derivatives by World Federation of Exchanges

In an official statement issued on October 7, 2019, the World Federation of Exchanges (WFE) – a global body for exchanges and cryptocurrency trading platforms – asked the U. K. ’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to reconsider putting a blanket ban on the sale of crypto derivative products to retail investors.

2019-10-9 19:00


Оператор Bakkt, CME и Nasdaq призвали британского регулятора не запрещать криптовалютные деривативы

Всемирная федерация бирж (WFE) попросила Управление по финансовому регулированию и надзору Великобритании (FCA) не запрещать продажу криптовалютных деривативов розничным инвесторам. The WFE has asked @TheFCA not to ban the sale of crypto derivatives to retail consumers while supporting the regulator’s desire to better protect vulnerable consumers.

2019-10-8 19:06


UK’s FCA toughens stance on crypto-businesses with new wave of investigations

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2019-10-7 15:04


British Crypto Investigations Skyrocket 74% as Watchdog Proposes Derivatives Ban

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2019-10-5 19:30


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2019-7-3 20:10


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UK regulator wants crypto-derivatives ban to protect ‘ill-suited’ retail investors

The UK‘s Financial Conduct Authority has proposed a ban on cryptocurrency-related investment products to protect retail investors. In an announcement released earlier today, the FCA said that cryptocurrency-based derivatives and exchange traded notes (ETNs) are “ill-suited to retail consumers who cannot reliably assess the value and risks.

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