Bithumb's Exchange Operator collects $200 million investment from Japan's ST Blockchain Fund
Bithumb's parent company grabs $200 million investment from Japan's ST Blockchain Fund
- Vishal Sancheti
- Apr 15, 2019
- Apr 24, 2024
Bithumb's parent company grabs $200 million investment from Japan's ST Blockchain Fund
South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb is gearing up to let go as many as 50% of their staff, reports from the country indicate.
Reports from CNBC indicate that Bithumb might soon get publicly listed on the NYSE after its parent firm does a reverse-merger with Blockchain Industries (BIIC)
A South Korea Court finds Bithumb not guilty for the wrongdoings for which it was being charged by the customer
Crypto Exchange Ranks (CER) has alleged that Bithumb might be faking up to 94% of its volumes since as long as the summer of this year.
South Korean exchange Bithumb is all set to launch a decentralized exchange as the company plans to tap the overseas markets.
South Korea's popular cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb, which got hacked in June of this year, is reportedly accepting new account registrations, according to a local media outlet.
Bithumb, one of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchanges was hacked. The exchange assures that all the customers would be reimbursed.
South Korea has now cleared the cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb of all charges citing that no irregularities in tax payment seem to have been found.
Bithumb, South Korea’s largest crypto-exchange has now announced that it will no longer support cryptocurrency trade for traders based in 11 countries.
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