Crypto.com Exchange Suspends Withdrawals on Solana Blockchain as Crypto Prices Crash – Another Exchange in Trouble?
In an email to users on Wednesday, the platform reportedly said that they are suspending deposits and withdrawals of USDC and USDT on the Solana Blockchain, effective immediately. The note did not mention the exact reaso...
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The note did not mention the exact reason for the move. However, it said stablecoin withdrawals and deposits in other blockchains like Ethereum and Cronos would resume normally. ...
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