However, stock market fees are noticeably lower than
the rumored crypto exchange fees that can reportedly reach as high as three million USD.
Not exact matches
Bitcoin shed some of its recent gains today, dropping over 10 % on the back of
rumors that Binance, one of the world's largest
crypto exchanges by trading volumes, has been hacked.
After months of
rumors that US financial regulators might come for cryptocurrencies, the Security and
Exchange Commission (SEC) has issued dozens of subpoenas (paywall) and information requests to companies involved in
crypto markets.
Financial authorities of South Korea have announced that they will fine those cryptocurrency traders who continue to use anonymous virtual accounts, while the presidential administration dismissed
rumors of the planned ban of
crypto -
exchanges.
Last Friday's
rumored Chinese
crypto -
exchange ban that pushed the segment into turmoil entered another phase today, as local regulators confirmed that the legislation is «certain», and issued a verbal shutdown order to the local
exchanges.
AIQ Ltd. happens to be one such company, but the firm has surprisingly called for a temporary suspension of its stocks from the London Stock
Exchange after experiencing 1,500 percent gain in three days amidst
crypto investment
rumors.
Part of the reason Bitcoin was up today is that Coincheck, a
crypto exchange that suffered a high - profile hack back in January, was
rumored to be subject of a bid from Japanese online brokerage firm Monex.
Apart from the broad - based
crypto market recovery, the
rumors of
exchange listings and joint venture news seem to have helped the cryptocurrency post good gains week - on - week.