Zeniex Exchange to Shut Down After 5 Months – Details
Not up-to six months after Zeniex was launched, the South Korean cryptocurrency exchange is shutting down.
The exchange which was started in May, has disclosed that it will cease all operations on November 23rd. Zeniex blamed the development on the problems facing its ZXG token.
“… with recent issues regarding ZXG, we have gone through great deliberation both internally and externally,” read a statement from the exchange. “As a result, we have come to the conclusion that continuing to operate such service will be difficult.”
As of now, exchanging the ZXG token was finished on November 9. Holders of the token will presently need to acknowledge pay in Ethereum beginning on November 12, as per a second notice discharged by Zeniex. For all other digital currency resources, clients have been asked to pull back them before the end of the administration.
Zeniex, which is a joint endeavor of Chinese and South Korean substances, had additionally propelled South Korea’s first digital currency support, the ZXG Crypto Reserve 1, and this appears to have been the base of the issue. Toward the end of last month, South Korea’s Money related Supervisory Administration (FSS) and the Budgetary Administrations Commission (FSC) asked financial specialists to be wary about virtual cash finances saying that the Capital Markets Act shields were not material to such resources.
As indicated by Business Korea, Zeniex’s crypto support was not enlisted with the FSS and neither had the controller inspected the store’s budgetary speculation direct. This was infringing upon the law since South Korea’s Capital Markets Act requires all assets to embrace enrollment with the FSS. Assets that gather from general financial specialists should likewise record securities reports.