UAE regulator revokes FTX license amid the exchange’s collapse
Dubai regulators noted that no clients were exposed, as FTX MENA was still in the preparation phase before getting fully approved to operate.
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Dubai regulators noted that no clients were exposed, as FTX MENA was still in the preparation phase before getting fully approved to operate.
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