Country in Chaos: Second Turkish Crypto Exchange Collapses Amid Accusations o...
Vebitcoin crypto exchange based in the southwestern city of Mugla, Turkey, has gone offline. The company’s website home page refers to recent developments that have forced them to cease trading. “Due to the recent developments in the crypto money industry, our transactions have become much more intense than expected. We would like to state with […]
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Another of Turkey’s Crypto Exchanges Closes Amid Ankara’s ‘War’ on Cryptocurrency
Leading Turkish crypto exchange Coinzo announced on Monday it’s ending trading operations. The platform called on customers to withdraw their assets in Turkish lira and cryptocurrency without....
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