Spain's Oldest Crypto Exchange 2gether Blackmails Customers
Cryptocurrency exchange 2gether closes the resource and blackmails users.
One of the most famous cryptocurrency exchanges in Spain, 2gether, has closed its website, simultaneously blocking user accounts. Representatives of the platform stated that such actions are caused by the current situation in the global cryptocurrency market. The exchange's social media accounts, including Twitter, were also deleted.
Recall that the decline in the market for rip currency has already led to the fact that a number of exchanges are forced to declare bankruptcy, are looking for financing to continue working, and are laying off staff. Now the 2gether exchange is in this position. She worked for 5 years.
What exactly did 2gether tell its customers
The exchange informs clients by e-mail that due to the current situation, it can no longer provide user service. forced to close the account service. The lack of resources and the cryptocurrency winter do not allow us to continue providing services with guarantees.
Interesting fact - customers they cannot withdraw funds to other platforms or wallets. The exchange has notified customers that if they want to keep their accounts active, then they should transfer 20 euros to the exchange account.
All accounts that will not have the specified amount by July 10 will be suspended, and cryptocurrencies that are still available will be completely liquidated. As the report of the Association of Financial Users of Spain indicates, this will affect 100,000 customers.
The organization is going to file a lawsuit on behalf of all clients for such brazen blackmail. However, representatives of the exchange are not going to enter into a discussion on this issue. That's why they delete their social media accounts.
What will happen next with 2gether
If the exchange does not reverse its decision, then a trial may indeed begin. In addition, such a situation may lead to the fact that the Bank of Spain may begin the procedure for establishing stricter rules for cryptocurrency exchanges in the country. The head of the Central Bank of Spain has repeatedly made such statements, pointing out that such rules will help to avoid financial turmoil in the market.
It is unlikely that after such blackmail, customers will want to continue to cooperate with the 2gether exchange.
Author: Dan, analyst Сoin-signal.com Club
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