🚀 Coinbase offers nearly $1 million USD in settlement to Cryptsy victims 💵 ~ CEOM Coin

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🚀 Coinbase offers nearly $1 million USD in settlement to Cryptsy victims 💵

Posted by Carlos Morato on 02:49

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💼 Coinbase Settles $1 MIllion USD to Cryptsy Victims

Coinbase has settled a class action lawsuit brought by users of the former Cryptsy cryptocurrency exchange.

According to a set of court documents dated Nov. 27 and Dec. 10, 2019, Coinbase has agreed to turn $962,500 over to an escrow agent responsible for handling class action claims related to a previous lawsuit against Cryptsy.

The settlement concludes a three-year legal action that nearly saw a jury trial.

CoinDesk

👛 Upbit Resumes ETH Deposits and Withdrawals

Upbit, which suffered a hack of 342,000 Ether (ETH) in 2019, has resumed ETH deposits and withdrawals.

The exchange has stated that all Ether addresses used by Upbit has been changed.

"We have put in place a new wallet system for deposit and withdrawals of digital assets. It is difficult to specify whether to open or withdraw funds one by one or all at once in the future." - the exchange stated.

CoinTelegraph

🏨 Crypto friendly Travala now accepts USDT Tether

Travala announced that Tether (USDT) is now a valid form of payment at its two million linked properties.

"Part of our mission is to provide our users with a wide choice of the most well known and used cryptocurrencies so it made perfect sense for us to integrate USDT as a payment option on Travala.com." - CEO Matt Luczynski said.

Travala also accepts payments of Bitcoin (BTC) , Ether, XRP, Litecoin (LTC), Binance Coin (BNB), Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Stellar (XLM), and Cardano (ADA), as well as its own coin, AVA.

CoinDesk