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Remember Live Bitcoin News’ coverage of Einstein Exchange, the now defunct cryptocurrency exchange stationed in Canada? Remember how the company took roughly $16 million of customers’ money with it? Well, turns out a lot of that money is lost, and Einstein now only possesses about $45,000 of its previous total.Einstein Exchange: Losing Money QuicklyMost of the remaining money is made up of “hard assets,” according to an official statement, with about $15,000 comprised of various...
Read More »No, The RBC Is NOT Building a Crypto Exchange!
Well, this is disappointing. After all the hype and hoopla, after all the hope that Canada may be taking an important and crucial next step towards furthering the cryptocurrency space, it turns out that rumors of the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) creating its own cryptocurrency exchange were simply that… Rumors.RBC Dispels All RumorsThe Royal Bank has emerged to state that it is not creating, nor does it have any plans to create a cryptocurrency trading platform in the future. While the...
Read More »Einstein Exchange Shuts Down, Taking Customer Funds with It
A Canadian cryptocurrency trading platform known as Einstein Exchange is being invested by local law enforcement after it mysteriously shut down, leaving several customers unable to withdraw their funds.Einstein Disappears, Leaving Customers BehindAfter repeatedly emailing the exchange regarding why withdrawals were taking such an unusually long period of time, one user recalls receiving the following message:As you have been told several times by several team members, by constantly emailing...
Read More »Canada Shuts Down Crypto Exchange. It Still Owes Customers $12 million
What has been a fairly bad few weeks for cryptocurrency exchanges, just got a little worse? A Vancouver-based crypto trading platform, Einstein Exchange, has been closed by Candian authorities; while still owing $16 million in outstanding obligations. What Happened to Einstein? On Monday, the British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC), provided a statement noting the “action to protect customers” of the Einstein exchange. The regulatory agency sought a Supreme Court order on...
Read More »Canada’s Bit Farms Buys More Than 2,000 Mining Machines
Bit Farms, a cryptocurrency mining company stationed in Canada, has bought more than 2,000 new A10 Avalon mining machines to improve its mining capabilities. Bit Farms Is Moving Up the Mining RanksCanada has proven to be very attractive to foreign crypto miners, who see the company as a prime haven thanks, in part, to its low energy costs and vast open spaces – perfect for building new mining businesses. At press time, the bitcoin hash rate is breaking all sorts of records, which means that...
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