Leading cryptocurrency trading platform FTX continues its global expansion with a new licensed subdivision in Australia. After launching FTX Europe to service European and Middle Eastern customers earlier this month, the exchange hopes that the Sidney-headquartered FTX Australia will help the exchange increase its market share in one of the most important financial centers in the Asia-Pacific region.
FTX Pay is a low-cost payment processor that can facilitate both cryptocurrency and fiat payments
Leading cryptocurrency exchange FTX has partnered with digital payments processor Stripe to build a new fiat-to-crypto system that offers a seamless onboarding of fiat funds while at the same time drastically shortening the identity verification processes.
FTX cryptocurrency exchange has announced a service aimed at institutional investors called FTX access. As a part of the newly launched corporate-oriented service, FTX will offer its clients advisory services, specialized analytical tools, crypto custody, and a plethora of asset management products.
FTX, a leading cryptocurrency exchange, has established FTX Europe, a fully-licensed investment firm meant to service European and Middle Eastern markets. In Monday’s press release, the company noted that the launch of FTX Europe marks “the next phase” of its global expansion.
Hong Kong-based gaming and venture capital company Animoca Brands has announced it will no longer allow Russian citizens access to its services. One of the company’s co-founders, Yat Siu, told Bloomberg that the decision to leave the Russian market was made after receiving legal advice.
One of the leading cryptocurrency exchanges, the Sam Bankman-Fried led FTX, has announced it will be deploying up to $1 billion across a number of ambitious projects with the aim of improving “humanity’s long-term prospects.”
FTX, one of the leading cryptocurrency trading platforms, is launching a dedicated gaming unit with the intention of convincing more game publishers to incorporate blockchain-powered products and services into their digital creations.
On Saturday, the leading non-fungible token (NFT) marketplace suffered an attack, which saw users lose roughly $1.7 million worth of digital collectibles. According to Devin Finzer, co-founder and CEO of OpenSea, the marketplace appears to have been a victim of “a phishing attack originating outside of OpenSea’s website.”