CatCoin demands BitForex resolve token withdrawals, hints at lawsuit
The CatCoin team urged BitForex to respond to its grievances via a designated email address, marking a last-ditch effort before potentially escalating the matter further.
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The CatCoin team urged BitForex to respond to its grievances via a designated email address, marking a last-ditch effort before potentially escalating the matter further.
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