Future Unclear for Romanian Bitcoin Exchange as Users Withdraw Funds
The latest update on the BTCXchange website states: "Please imperatively to withdraw money from BTCXchange.ro platform. We currently do not have access to the server!" Update (18th December 03:30 GMT): Updated with comment from Coinzone. BTCXchange, Romania's only order-book bitcoin exchange, has issued a statement encouraging all users to withdraw funds from the platform by Friday, 19th December. Exchange users were asked to withdraw funds denominated in both bitcoin and US dollars due to unspecified "security reasons". Further, it remains unclear whether the exchange plans to shut down....
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