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In other trending Bitcoin News today: What’s Next for Bitcoin? CNBC’s Brian Kelly Analyzes Investment Thesis After Crypto Crash.Ultimately, says Kelly in a new CNBC interview, the reasons to invest in Bitcoin remain intact despite this week’s dramatic price plunge.
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https://cointelegraph.com/news/will-woo-doesn-t-think-bitcoin-s-overall-upward-run-has-ended
https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin-price-drops-below-35-000-pulling-altcoins-to-multi-month-lows
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Bybit Stops Operating in France Due to Regulatory Challenges
Bybit, a prominent cryptocurrency exchange, has announced its decision to cease operations in France due to recent regulatory developments. Effective August 2, 2024, Bybit will restrict all accounts held by French residents to a “Close-Only” mode, preventing new positions from being opened or new funds from being deposited. This move comes in response to the Autorité des Marchés Financiers (AMF), France’s financial regulator, which has been tightening its oversight of cryptocurrency platforms.
The AMF had previously blacklisted Bybit in 2022, citing the exchange’s failure to register as a Digital Asset Services Provider (DASP). This blacklisting has now culminated in Bybit’s decision to exit the French market. The exchange has instructed its French users to close all open positions and withdraw their assets by August 13, 2024, after which any remaining positions will be automatically liquidated.
Bybit’s departure from France highlights the increasing regulatory scrutiny faced by cryptocurrency exchanges in Europe. The AMF’s actions are part of a broader effort to curb illicit activities such as money laundering and to protect retail investors. Bybit has expressed its intention to return to the French market once it secures the necessary regulatory licenses.
This development is a significant blow to Bybit, which had recently surpassed Coinbase to become the world’s second-largest exchange by trading volume. The exchange’s exit from France underscores the challenges that cryptocurrency platforms face in navigating complex regulatory environments. As the industry continues to evolve, exchanges like Bybit will need to adapt to ensure compliance and maintain their market positions.
