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Securities Commission Malaysia has ordered Huobi Global to stop all activity after failing to register to operate in the country.
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Coinspeaker Huobi Ordered to Cease Operations in Malaysia after Failure to Comply with Local Regulations The Malaysian SC has urged the local investors to immediately cease trading via Huobi Global, withdraw their investments, and close their accounts.
2023-5-22 17:11 | |
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Malaysia's top securities regulator has ordered Huobi Global to cease all operations. Huobi was allegedly illegally operating a digital asset exchange in the country. Huobi Global is facinThe post Huobi ceases operations in Malaysia, all you need to know appeared first on AMBCrypto.
2023-5-22 15:00 | |
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The Malaysian Securities Exchange (SC) has hammered down crypto exchange Huobi for allegedly failing to register correctly. Huobi has been urged to cease operations in the region entirely. Having put the Huobi crypto exchange on its “Investor Alert List” since…
2023-5-22 12:37 | |
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The country's regulator told CEO Leon Li to ensure the website and mobile apps are disabled.
2023-5-22 11:31 | |
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Crypto exchange Huobi was ordered to stop operating in Malaysia by the Securities Commission (SC) of the Asian country. The regulator issued a public reprimand to Huobi CEO Leon Li. In a May 22 press statement, Malaysia’s SC said Huobi operated in the country illegally because it failed to register as a digital asset exchange […] The post Huobi ordered to cease operations by Malaysian regulators appeared first on CryptoSlate.
2023-5-22 10:48 | |
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Huobi Labuan, a localized digital asset exchange for the Malaysian market, today launched its platform to provide local users with a safe and regulated way...
2020-11-30 11:18 | |
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Malaysia, home to beautiful beaches, stunning rainforests and the famed Petronas Towers, has now joined the ranks of Huobi and its growing influence on pan-Asian cryptocurrency adoption. Malaysia, home to beautiful beaches, stunning rainforests and the famed Petronas Towers, has now joined the ranks of Huobi and its growing influence on pan-Asian cryptocurrency adoption.
2020-11-28 17:33 | |
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Huobi found a new home in Malaysia as it continues to increase its influence on pan-Asian cryptocurrency adoption. Huobi’s newest entity is called Huobi Labuan, which shares its name with a small island off of Malaysia’s North coast of Borneo.
2020-11-29 17:33 | |
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Huobi Global, a leading crypto exchange based in Singapore, has had a troublesome year, filled with FUD and various rumors. The flagship exchange of Huobi Group, however, seems to have finally seen some positive progress, as it announced the launch of a new independent exchange yesterday, November 27th.
2020-11-28 16:08 | |
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According to a press release received by AMBCrypto, an independent trading platform licensed under the Huobi brand, Huobi Labuan, a localized crypto-exchange for the Malaysian market, is launching witThe post Huobi launches 'localized' crypto-exchange for Malaysia's locals appeared first on AMBCrypto.
2020-11-27 19:40 | |
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Huobi Labuan said it's been licensed in Malaysia for a nine-month trial period of cryptocurrency spot and derivatives trading services.
2020-11-27 16:00 | |
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The new entity is called Huobi Labuan, and its brokerage license allows it to offer crypto spot and derivatives trading for an initial nine-month trial period.
2020-11-28 16:00 | |
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