A confidential crisis management document drafted by OKX offers a fascinating insight into how one exchange choreographs its response when news breaks about regulatory failures.
The expansion significantly broadens trading options for users, reflecting a friendlier regulatory environment in the U.S.
Bybit has returned to a 1:1 backing of client assets days after being hit by the biggest crypto heist ever.
“At Bitget we strongly believe in supporting the community and everyone contributing towards the growth of crypto,” company CEO Gracy Chen told CoinDesk.
More tokens could be added to exchanges, increasing their trading revenue. This might also open the floodgates to crypto firms’ IPOs in the U.S.
Clients of BitGo and Copper can now trade spot and derivatives on Deribit while assets are secured off-exchange.
After more than two years of working with the French regulator, Bybit has come off France AMF’s blacklist, the CEO of the exchange said.
The exchange would be following in the steps of Binance and Bybit if it manages to secure a license.
The ratio of Binance USDT reserves to user balances also dropped significantly.
The move builds on its successful bitcoin futures trading and is set to strengthen Brazil’s cryptocurrency market.