Bybit to Stop UK Services as Fin Regulators Clamp Down - Are You Affected?
Cryptocurrency exchange Bybit has revealed its decision to suspend services in the United Kingdom (UK) due to impending regulations from the country's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). In a Friday announcement, the exch...
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In a Friday announcement, the exchange said it would begin the suspension process on October 1 and would no longer accept new account applications.
This will be followed by the suspension of new deposits, new contracts, and changes to positions for existing UK users on October 8....
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