2024-8-2 13:24 |
Bybit stops services in France following AMF's regulatory actions. French users must close positions and withdraw assets by August 13. The post Bybit Exits France Over Regulatory Woes appeared first on BeInCrypto. origin »
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The Bybit crypto exchange is shutting down its services for users in France, citing regulatory developments as the reason behind the move. Bybit, one of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges by trading volume, has announced it will cease its services…
2024-8-2 09:39 | |
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The AMF has blacklisted Bybit since May 2022 due to regulatory infractions. French investors urged to prepare for potential service halt. Besides France, Bybit faces global scrutiny and it has already pulled out of Canada and UK.
2024-5-17 20:24 | |
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France's securities regulator has issued a renewed warning against crypto exchange Bybit, urging customers to “make arrangements for the eventuality that the platform [may] suddenly cease to provide services” to customers in France.
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