Malta-based digital currency exchange OKEx has propelled another derivative item called Perpetual Swap trading, as per an official statement.
In their third delisting wave, OKEx has announced the removal of 38 more trading pairs from their platform.
OKEx announced that they intend to delist over 40 trading pairs from the 31st of October. These pairs are being delisted due to weak performance.
Reports from China indicate that Xu was arrested on the evening of 10th of September by the police and was taken to the Shanghai Weifang Xincun police station.
Coinbase is facing a tough time in a turbulent market. Reports indicate that Coinbase’s trade volume has dropped by 83% since January 2018.
Chris Lee, CEO of OKEx and the CFO of it’s parent company OkCoin stepped down from his positions to join Huobi as the VP of International Business Development
Following Binance, its competitor OKEx which is currently based in Hong Kong, has made a similar announcement to expand its operations in Malta.
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