Malaysia Regulator Orders Crypto Exchange Huobi Global Limited To Stop Operations
Cryptocurrency exchange Huobi Global Limited has to stop operations in Malaysia after its regulator found it was operating without being registered. The Securities Commission Malaysia on Monday said the exchange has to d...
The Securities Commission Malaysia on Monday said the exchange has to disable its website and mobile apps on platforms including the Apple Store and Google Play, according to a press release. ...
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