Crypto Exchange HTX Agrees to Leave UK in Settlement With FCA

Article Micah Zimmerman Thursday, 29 October 2026

Bitcoin Magazine

HTX is leaving the UK under a confidential FCA settlement that ends its first crypto marketing case, while sanctions from the UK and EU remain in place.

This post Crypto Exchange HTX Agrees to Leave UK in Settlement With FCA first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Micah Zimmerman.

Read the full story at Bitcoin Magazine ↗

This is the summary Bitcoin Magazine publishes in its feed. The full article lives on their site.

Article The Defiant 1h ago

WLFI Slides 11% on Election Night, Lags Bitcoin’s Recovery

World Liberty’s token remained 5.1% below its early-evening level by 5 a.m. ET, while bitcoin had recovered its losses.

Article Decrypt 1h ago

Judge Orders Bitcoin Wallet Returned to Family of Convicted Canadian Killer

A Nova Scotia judge found prosecutors failed to link William Sandeson's Bitcoin to the 2015 murder of fellow student Taylor Samson.

Article Cointelegraph 1h ago

Justin Sun seeks $264K sanctions over World Liberty’s UAE disclosure

Sun plans to refile his token-freeze lawsuit in California state court after the sanctions motion is resolved. A hearing is set for Dec. 10.

Article Unchained 1h ago

Moscow Exchange Details Clearing and Settlement for Bitcoin, Ether and USDT Trades

A Nov. 2 release from the Russian exchange group adds clearing, settlement and swap details to a launch date it first floated in October, and says pilot deals will come first. The post...

Article Unchained 2h ago

Democrats Sweep Congress as Sherrod Brown Survives Crypto’s Ohio Spending Push

The industry spent tens of millions of dollars trying to keep Brown out of the Senate, and now faces a Banking Committee that Elizabeth Warren appears poised to lead. The post Democrats...

Article Cointelegraph 2h ago

Bitcoin ETFs lose $1.16B as Bitwise calls selling ‘short-term’

Bitwise’s André Dragosch attributed Bitcoin ETF outflows to weaker market sentiment, saying institutions have largely maintained their exposure.