On January 21, according to CoinDesk, cryptocurrency exchange Bitstamp plans to launch a regulated crypto derivatives trading service in Europe, including perpetual contract products. Bitstamp holds a license under the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II (MiFID II), which lays the foundation for its regulated derivatives trading in Europe. The move responds to growing European regulation of crypto assets, with the goal of grabbing market share from offshore platforms such as Deribit. B...
According to official sources, Slovenia's securities regulator has granted Bitstamp a MiFID MTF license, enabling the cryptocurrency trading platform to offer more complex products to institutional and retail clients. The license also allows Bitstamp to launch crypto derivatives, including perpetual contracts.
Cryptocurrency exchange Bitstamp has announced the acquisition of a MiFID Multilateral Trading Facility (MTF) license in the European Union, which was officially granted to Bitstamp Financial Services by the Slovenian Securities Market Authority and will allow Bitstamp to offer more complex products, such as crypto derivatives, to its institutional and retail clients.
Cryptocurrency exchange Bitstamp is seeking to expand its institutional presence in Australia as the company continues to expand its presence in the Asia-Pacific region. Bobby Zagotta, Bitstamp's global chief commercial officer, told the Token2049 conference in Singapore: "We see Asia as a great opportunity, with Hong Kong and Singapore as our main markets and our presence in Australia growing. In 2024, we identified Australia as a specific region we want to focus on." Zagotta explains that from...
Arkham monitored the transfer of 63 billion SHIB (valued at $958,000) and 200,000 UNI (valued at $1.356 million) from Revolut addresses to Bitstamp deposit addresses and 2,746 USDC (valued at $27.46 million) to Kraken deposit addresses.
According to Coinglass data, Bitstamp exchange bitcoin wallet balance has decreased by 2166.86 BTC in the past 24 hours. Yesterday, Bitstamp announced that it has completed the distribution of BTC and BCH to Mt. Gox creditors, and UK customers will have a separate distribution plan. Another cryptocurrency exchange participating in the distribution of BTC and BCH to Mt. Gox creditors, Kraken Bitcoin wallet balance, decreased by 1791.53 BTC in the past 24 hours. The decrease in bitcoin wallet bala...
Cryptocurrency trading platform Bitstamp has announced on the X platform that the trusted assets distributed by Bitstamp to Mt. Gox creditors and deposited in Bitstamp are now fully available following the completion of security checks. For customers in the UK, a separate distribution plan will be developed. The relevant customers will be notified as soon as further information is received from the Mt. Gox trustees.
According to @AggrNews, some Bitstamp users have reported receiving their Mt. Gox assets. Previously, it was reported yesterday that Bitstamp will begin distributing BTC and BCH to Mt. Gox creditors on July 25.