Bitstamp reportedly leaves London after eight years of operation

Bitstamp, one of many world's oldest and largest cryptocurrency exchanges, is consequently relocating its operations inside the United Kingdom to Luxembourg.

Already working in Luxembourg, Bitstamp is now allegedly migrating the accounts of its prospects inside the U.Ok. to Bitstamp Europe SA, a enterprise entity primarily based in Luxembourg.

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According to TrustNodes on Aug. 21, Bitstamp mentioned that the corporate is now winding down its operations in London.

Bitstamp mentioned that the account migration won't have an effect on companies and won't require any motion from its customers:

"In order to adjust to our restrictive necessities and enhance our operational effectivity, we're migrating the accounts of our prospects from Bitstamp Limited to Bitstamp Europe SA., our enterprise entity primarily based in Luxembourg."

At publication time, Bitstamp has not launched a public assertion relating to the according relocation. The alternate didn't instantly reply to Cointelegraph's request for remark. This clause power be up up to now unfinished any new info.

Founded in 2011, Bitstamp is among the world's first platforms offering proceedings in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (BTC). Bitstamp's London-based arm, Bitstamp Limited, has been working since July 2012, in line with information from Bloomberg. Bitstamp's Luxembourg-based department, Bitstamp Europe SA, was arrange in 2019, following restrictive approval to function inside the European Union.

Bitstamp's relocation is externally associated to Brexit. After the U.Ok. formally withdrew from the EU on Feb. 1, 2020, officers have been actively negotiating an settlement to facilitate commerce operations between the U.Ok. and EU nations. On Aug. 21, main EU's Brexit negotiant Michel Barnier warned {that a} post-Brexit deal between the EU and the U.Ok. appears "unlikely," accusative the British government of "wasting valuable time."


Bitstamp reportedly leaves London after eight years of operation
Bitstamp reportedly leaves London after eight years of operation

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