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Crypto trading platform Beaxy has officially closed its doors as the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission charged the company and its founder, Artak Hamazaspyan. With operating an unregistered exchange and brokerage, the agency said Wednesday in a statement. Curv eliminates the need for private keys, replacing them with multi-party computation (MPC) protocols that enable transactions to be securely signed in a distributed way to eliminate any single point of failure. In a March 29 statement, the financial regulator alleged that Hamazaspyan and one of the companies he controlled raised $8 million from an unregistered Beaxy token (BXY) offering. In May 2020, one of the firms signed asimilar agreement for a different digital asset. Securities and Exchange Commission(SEC) pressed charges against the company along with its founder for failing to register the exchange and running an unlicensed broker, and clearing agency. If you refer a friend, you will receive 10% of their transaction fees for the lifetime of their account. In short, the digital assets are under bulletproof protection on Beaxy thanks to Curv’s approach to security. Beaxy said the regulatory environment was too uncertain for it to continue operations despite its two-year corporation with the SEC. Customers of the exchange will be able to withdraw their assets within 24 hours after all user orders are canceled and balances are verified and are encouraged to do so within 30 days,...
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