Onyxcoin (XCN) has surged 22%, reaching its highest in three years, fueled by resolving an issue with Huobi and Justin Sun. XCN is nearing a price of $0.04, with strong technical indicators signaling further bullish potential.
Mid-tier crypto exchanges like BitGet, OKX, and Huobi gain traction as the global market cap hits $3 trillion, fueled by altcoin gains and retail involvement.
HECO Network, a major Layer 1 blockchain by Huobi (HTX), will shut down on January 15, 2025, marking the end of an era.
Inception Capital, an $80 million crypto fund, is winding down after its founder, David Gan, went missing following a trip to China. Gan, a former Huobi executive, had gone silent after traveling to attend to a family matter.
Tron meme season continues to gain momentum on Huobi, with no signs of slowing down. Users are increasingly engaging with the trend, making it a hot topic in the crypto space.
Dormant Ethereum wallets linked to the $4 billion PlusToken scam have been reactivated, moving significant amounts of ETH, sparking concerns among investors. Further analysis revealed the moved amount was smaller than initially reported.
Justin Sun, founder of Tron, denies selling Ethereum during recent market turmoil. On-chain data supports his claim.
Justin Sun addresses Ethereum liquidation rumors and launches a $1 billion fund to combat FUD and stabilize the crypto market.
Chinese authorities have disclosed that four former Huobi employees are involved in a significant crypto theft using Trojan viruses.
Four ex-employees of HTX were sentenced for stealing over 27,000 mnemonics and 10,000 user private keys by implanting Trojans in wallets.
Former Huobi employees have been sentenced for stealing 40,000 user keys using Trojan software, exposing significant security breaches at the exchange.
Former Huobi employees have been arrested for their involvement in a wallet hack affecting 40,000 accounts, highlighting security issues in the cryptocurrency industry.
Chinese police arrested former Huobi employees for hacking crypto wallets, highlighting growing risks for investors from criminal activities.
Four former Huobi employees implanted Trojans in wallets, stealing user mnemonics and private keys, and have been sentenced to three years imprisonment.
Huobi Exchange announces the fifth phase of its HTX DAO airdrop, set for July 30, 2024, to bolster its DAO ecosystem.
Justin Sun's HTX Exchange has achieved a significant milestone, ranking second globally in spot trading, outranking Coinbase according to CoinGecko data.
Mdex Coin, the native cryptocurrency of Mdex platform, is gaining traction in the blockchain ecosystem, featuring DEX, IMO, and DAO functionalities.
The crypto market panics as a Bitcoin crash to $57,000 causes significant losses, liquidating over 105,000 traders and resulting in $290 million in total liquidations within 24 hours.
Reserve Rights Token (RSR) is a stablecoin project launched on Huobi in 2019, operating as an ERC-20 token on Ethereum. It uses a dual-token system to stabilize the RSV stablecoin at one dollar.
Binance, Huobi, and OKX have withdrawn their applications for trading licenses from Hong Kong's SFC due to strict regulatory measures and fragmented crypto policies.
Hong Kong's SFC is enforcing stricter regulations on unlicensed crypto operators, pushing Bybit, GateHK, and Huobi out of the market to protect investors and maintain market integrity.
Leon Li, co-founder of Huobi, has retrieved all deposits frozen in the FTX exchange via his investment firm Sinohope and subsidiary Hbit.
A firm co-founded by a Huobi executive successfully recuperated 108% of their deposits from the FTX collapse, liquidating their claims via Ceratosaurus Investors LLC.
Crypto exchange OKX has retracted its license application in Hong Kong, following similar moves by Huobi Hong Kong and others.
Seven crypto exchanges, including IBTCEX and Huobi HK, have withdrawn their applications for operational licenses in Hong Kong before the May 31 deadline.
Huobi (HTX) withdraws its license application for a virtual asset trading platform in Hong Kong, prompting the closure of its operations. This is the second time Huobi's Hong Kong affiliate, previously Huobi Global, has made this move.
Huobi HK has retracted its virtual asset trading platform license application with Hong Kong's SFC, marking the second withdrawal after the initial submission and retraction in February.
999 bitcoins, worth about $60.85 million, were moved from Huobi to a new, undisclosed wallet.