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Thai SEC Asks Zipmex to Clarify Withdrawal Freeze

Jul 21,2022,18:35
The Thai Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has asked clarification from cryptocurrency exchange Zipmex's decision to freeze withdrawals, according to a release on the regulator's website on Thursday. The Thai SEC sent a letter to Zipmex seeking clarity on the amount of customer assets under management and details of how deposited funds were used in relation to the ZipUp program.
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