Coinbase Exits Japan Citing "Market Conditions"
Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase is exiting Japan due to market conditions. The move comes days after the company announced its third round of layoffs in less than a year amid the ongoing bear market. In a Wednesday blog...
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In a Wednesday blog post, the exchange said it has made the "difficult decision" to halt operations in Japan and conduct a complete review of its business in the country due to market conditions. ...
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