Cryptocurrency exchange Crypto.com suspended withdrawals on its platform on Monday following reports from users of "unauthorized activity."The Hong Kong-based firm announced via Twitter early on Monday that it would be pausing withdrawals shortly while it investigated reports of suspicious activity on users' accounts.
Major crypto wallet and platform Crypto.com has temporarily halted withdrawals after “a small number of users reporting suspicious activity on their accounts,” but all funds are reportedly safe at the moment. We have a small number of users reporting suspicious activity on their accounts.
In what comes as the first major crypto sports sponsorship deal down under, the Australia Football League (AFL) has secured a partnership with Crypto.com to back its women’s league (AFLW). The deal is worth close to $25 million over the next five years,
Crypto.com Capital announced Monday that it is expanding its $200 million Web 3 fund, and it has appointed Jon Russell, a former technology journalist based in Bangkok where he wrote for Tech Crunch and The Ken, as an Asia-based limited partner.Crypto.com Capital initially
Cryptocurrency exchange Crypto.com has inked another deal to expand its brand recognition in the United States with the professional women’s sports team Angel City Football Club.In a Tuesday announcement, Crypto.com said it had partnered with the Los Angeles soccer team in an effort
Global crypto exchange Crypto.com is looking to strengthen its foothold in the United States with the acquisition of IG Group's stakes in two exchange platforms.Crypto.com announced that it is purchasing the U.S.-regulated North American Derivatives Exchange (Nadex) and the Small Exchange for a
BusinessCrypto.com will use the acquisition as a gateway to trade certain derivatives and futures products for U.S.-based customers.By Jamie CrawleyDec 1, 2021 at 8:52 a.m. UTCUpdated Dec 1, 2021 at 8:52 a.m. UTCCrypto.com CEO Kris Marszalek (CoinDesk Archives) Source link
“Additionally, Crypto.com will benefit from brand exposure in stadiums, activations and broadcasts of the Conmebol Libertadores, as well as digital assets”, the crypto exchange said, adding that both parties will create NFTs associated with the CONMEBOL Libertadores competition on the NFT platform of
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The Staples Center arena in Los Angeles will be renamed to Crypto.com Arena on Christmas day, according to a press release .The Singapore-based crypto exchange bought the naming rights from AEG for 20 years, for $700 million, the L.A. Times reported, citing sources
