Uphold disabled trading in certain assets for Canadian investors last month. About a month after that, it relisted some of those assets, excluding VET. Meanwhile, cryptocurrency exchange OKX announced that it will phase out its mining pool services.
Uphold re-lists nine altcoins in Canada
cryptokoin.comAs you follow from , in December, leading cryptocurrency exchange Uphold delisted ten cryptocurrencies from its platform for Canadian users. Uphold announced that it made this move to comply with regulatory requirements set by the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC), the country’s financial markets regulator. At the same time, Uphold stated that he worked hard to obtain registration in Canada. It also noted that it delisted certain assets as part of its pre-registration commitment with the OSC. Nearly a month later, Uphold appears to have overcome some hurdles. Now Topper has re-listed nine assets through its platform.
Following relisting, customers can trade cryptocurrencies through the Uphold widget or any of Uphold’s Topper partners. Among those relisted are Shiba Inu (SHIB), Cardano (ADA) and Dogecoin (DOGE). Additionally, the exchange re-listed Stellar XLM), XDC Network (XDC), Hedera (HBAR), Injective (INJ), Kaspa (KAS) and Casper (CSPR).
VeChain (VET) is out, there are calls for BONE!
Notably, the relisted assets come from Uphold’s list of Tier 3 cryptocurrencies. However, the exchange did not re-list VeChain (VET), which was among the groups it had previously removed from the list. Uphold did not explain the reason for this decision or whether it plans to relist VET in the near future.
Meanwhile, Uphold has responded to the Shiba Inu community’s call for the listing of its ecosystem token Shibaswap (Bone). BONE has gained some popular listings recently. When asked when he would list BONE, the Uphold manager responded with a bone emoji followed by a sticker followed by a question mark. These cryptic responses could be a sign that a listing is at least on the exchange’s agenda.
OKX will discontinue its cryptocurrency mining pool and related services!
OKX, one of the largest crypto exchanges by trading volume, announced that its mining pool services will be phased out starting today. The company will stop new user registrations on January 26. It is possible for existing users to continue using the pool until February 25. OKX will discontinue all mining pool-related services on February 26. The cryptocurrency exchange announced that it made the decision due to “business adjustments”. However, he did not give further details.
OKX’s pool previously supported mining of multiple PoW cryptocurrencies. It also provided staking services. However, most of the assets it backed had already been terminated in recent years. Currently there are only Bitcoin (BTC), Litecoin (LTC) and Ethereum Classic (ETC) pool services. Additionally, there are only 19 active miners in total. Therefore, OKX will end its mining services for these 3 cryptocurrencies.
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