Crypto.com CEO Denies Rumors Of Restricting Users From Withdrawals
Crypto.Com Exchange CEO Kris Marszalek remains confident about the company’s future despite the ongoing wave of turmoil in the market that has put enormous pressure on many well-known crypto platforms.
With the recent increase of crypto lenders suspending their withdrawal services affected by the widespread liquidity crisis. Some typical names can be mentioned such as Celsius, Babel Finance, Voyager Digital, and CoinFLEX exchange. Speculation about the next “victim” is becoming a new trend that is hotly discussed by the community, especially in today’s popular exchanges.
The first is the KuCoin exchange over the weekend, there have been many rumors circulating that KuCoin is about to stop withdrawing for users. However, CEO Johnny Lyu immediately denied this allegation.
And most recently, the CEO of Crypto.com exchange Kris Marszalek also had to directly speak out on Twitter to strengthen user trust. He clarified that the exchange will not implement withdrawal restrictions nor launch additional promotions on user deposits.
In response to allegations that the Singapore-based exchange changed its withdrawal policy and introduced a “Special Deposit Promotion with High Yield,” Crypto.com’s CEO labeled both these two claims are FUDs made as a “scam” to confuse public opinion.
Besides, Marszalek also argued that his company is still in a relatively good position, claiming that Crypto.com could be one of the top three cryptocurrency exchanges in the world this year even though the company has just cut up to 260 employees to help the floor become more “balanced” in financial spending, ensuring long-term sustainable growth.
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Crypto.com CEO Denies Rumors Of Restricting Users From Withdrawals
Crypto.Com Exchange CEO Kris Marszalek remains confident about the company’s future despite the ongoing wave of turmoil in the market that has put enormous pressure on many well-known crypto platforms.
With the recent increase of crypto lenders suspending their withdrawal services affected by the widespread liquidity crisis. Some typical names can be mentioned such as Celsius, Babel Finance, Voyager Digital, and CoinFLEX exchange. Speculation about the next “victim” is becoming a new trend that is hotly discussed by the community, especially in today’s popular exchanges.
The first is the KuCoin exchange over the weekend, there have been many rumors circulating that KuCoin is about to stop withdrawing for users. However, CEO Johnny Lyu immediately denied this allegation.
And most recently, the CEO of Crypto.com exchange Kris Marszalek also had to directly speak out on Twitter to strengthen user trust. He clarified that the exchange will not implement withdrawal restrictions nor launch additional promotions on user deposits.
In response to allegations that the Singapore-based exchange changed its withdrawal policy and introduced a “Special Deposit Promotion with High Yield,” Crypto.com’s CEO labeled both these two claims are FUDs made as a “scam” to confuse public opinion.
Besides, Marszalek also argued that his company is still in a relatively good position, claiming that Crypto.com could be one of the top three cryptocurrency exchanges in the world this year even though the company has just cut up to 260 employees to help the floor become more “balanced” in financial spending, ensuring long-term sustainable growth.
DISCLAIMER: The Information on this website is provided as general market commentary and does not constitute investment advice. We encourage you to do your own research before investing.
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