Crypto Exchange OKX Agrees to Pay Over $500 Million for Violating U.S. Law
The company behind OKX, one of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges, admitted on Monday that it had illegally served U.S. customers and agreed to pay a penalty of more than half a billion dollars to resolve a federal investigation.
A confidential crisis management document drafted by OKX offers a fascinating insight into how one exchange choreographs its response when news breaks about regulatory failures.
After years of navigating regulatory hurdles as one of the fastest-growing crypto exchanges, OKX is looking to leverage one major win into a U.S. expansion. The exchange recently became the first ...
Haider Rafique, the Chief Marketing Officer at OKX talks to Campaign Middle East about the brand's long-term sustainable ...
OKX Chief Marketing Officer Haider Rafique addressed the challenges of bringing advanced crypto trading products to the United States, noting the lack of a clear regulatory framework as the ...
Cryptocurrency platform OKX is reportedly among the first MiCA-licensed global crypto exchanges to passport its services ...
VALLETTA, Malta, Feb. 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- OKX, a leading global blockchain technology company, announced today that it ...
The Pi Network has announced the official launch date for its mainnet as OKX says it will list the project’s PI token.
Cryptocurrency exchange OKX announced that it secured a license to operate in the European Economic Area under the MiCA ...
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