![]() Coincheck Currently a Middling ExchangeĬoincheck compensated users for lost NEM but it has seen vastly decreased usage over the months. Tokyo- / Kuala Lumpur-based Secai Marche, the Japanese startup behind a shared food supply chain for the Southeast Asian market under the same name, announced on Tuesday that it has secured 210 million yen (about 1.6 million) from Agri-invest, Spiral Ventures Asia, and Beyond Next Ventures. It’s likely it had a lot to do with the licensing process – with all three of these blockchains, in the event of a future hack, the destination addresses could be hidden much easier. The exchange said that delisting these tokens was part of its business strategy to protect customers. ![]() One of the changes it made was the delisting of three privacy coins, Monero, Zcash, and Dash. said Sunday it would spend up to ¥46. No longer even operated by the same people, it began taking on new clients back in the beginning of November. ![]() The deadline was October, but the FSA had extended a grace period to the company.Īfter months during which the exchange was sold and made key changes (twice at the urging of the Japanese government) to its operations, Japanese media reported today that Coincheck would be receiving a license after all by year’s end. The Coincheck cryptocurrency exchange recorded 33.09M in trading volume over the last 24 hours. Notably, though, Tokyo-based Bloomberg reporter Yuji Nakamura said that Coincheck had not yet received an exchange license from Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA). Started in August 2014, Coincheck now has over 40 billion USD bitcoin transaction volume per month and has 99 market shares in Japan as bitcoin payment.
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