Bitcoin Trading Slump Blamed in Delta Financial Service Cut
Delta Financial has revealed that it will "cease current services" on 30th January, including its notable interest-bearing bitcoin account and trading products. Customer funds held in such accounts will stop generating interest, effective immediately, the Hong Kong and Vancouver-based company said in a post on its website. Users will also no longer be able to sell bitcoin through the platform. Perhaps most notably for the broader bitcoin community, Delta Financial cited the current lackluster performance of the market as the reason for the service changes. Delta wrote: "Simply put, the....
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