2019-9-16 10:30 |
FATF rules start to bite as privacy coins disappear from OKEx
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Корейское подразделение криптовалютной биржи OKEx анонсировало делистинг пяти анонимных монет, поскольку они нарушают стандарты FATF. 10 октября площадка прекратит поддержку Monero, ZCash, DASH, Horizen и Super Bitcoin.
2019-9-17 20:19 | |
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Coinspeaker Monero, Dash and More Privacy Coins Delisted By OKEx Korea As ‘Violating FATF Travel Rule’According to OKEx Korea, 'dark' Monero, Dash, Zcash, Horizen and Super Bitcoin will be delisted on October 10.
2019-9-16 13:37 | |
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С 10-го октября на криптобирже OKEx Korea станут недоступны все анонимные криптовалюты в связи с требованиями FATF. Так, площадка закроет 15 торговых пар с Horizen, ZCash, Monero, Super Bitcoin и DASH.
2019-9-16 13:33 | |
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The Korean arm of the exchange has dropped support for privacy-enhancing cryptocurrencies including monero, zcash and dash.
2019-9-16 13:01 | |
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Корейское подразделение криптовалютной биржи OKEx анонсировало делистинг пяти анонимных монет, поскольку они нарушают стандарты FATF. 10 октября площадка прекратит поддержку Monero, ZCash, DASH, Horizen и Super Bitcoin.
2019-9-16 11:03 | |
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Privacy coins are facing the axe by one of South Korea’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges. OKEx Korea, the Korean unit of the Malta-based exchange is set to delist five privacy coins from its coffers pointing to violation of the Finance Action Task Force’s [FATF] travel rule, according to a report by Bridge Kyungjae, a Korean news […] The post Monero, Zcash and DASH to be shown the door by OKEx Korea over FATF violation appeared first on AMBCrypto.
2019-9-16 10:17 | |
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