Spanish officials issue warning on Huobi and Bybit crypto exchanges

Spanish officials issue warning on Huobi and Bybit crypto exchanges

The National Securities Market Commission in Spain issued warnings on 11 entities for not being registered for investment services. Regulators around the world continue to keep the pressure fresh on crypto businesses. Spain’s National Securities Market Commission (CNMV) is the latest to issue a warning on several crypto- and financial market-related businesses for unregistered services.According to the official document, CNMV has issued warnings on 11 entities on Aug. 16 for not being registered in the corresponding registry of the commission. The listed entities, which include major....


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