HTX agrees to exit UK market in FCA settlement over crypto marketing
The FCA said Justin Sun-linked exchange HTX will no longer target UK consumers, ending its first case against a crypto firm over marketing, according to Decrypt. Cointelegraph reported that HTX pledged to stop crypto marketing in the UK until October 2031, with deposits and new account registrations already blocked there.
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- 2 independent sources (Cointelegraph, Decrypt), but no primary confirmation
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The FCA says HTX will stop targeting UK consumers, concluding its first marketing case against a crypto firm.
“the Justin Sun-linked exchange will no longer target UK consumers, ending its first case against a crypto firm over marketing”
Decrypt -
HTX pledged to halt UK crypto marketing until October 2031, with deposits and new registrations already blocked.
“HTX has pledged to stop crypto marketing in the UK until October 2031, with deposits and new account registrations already blocked there”
Cointelegraph
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