Superhero cans merger with Swyftx, citing regulatory scrutiny
Australian investing platform Superhero assured users that their funds are safe and that neither their personal data nor assets were provided to crypto exchange Swyftx.
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Australian investing platform Superhero assured users that their funds are safe and that neither their personal data nor assets were provided to crypto exchange Swyftx.
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