The crypto company Juno restarts its services after finding a new deposit partner

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Die in Singapur ansässige Kryptowährungsplattform Juno gab bekannt, dass alle Dienste „jetzt wieder einsatzbereit sind“. Es erhöhte Anfang des Jahres die täglichen Abhebungslimits und forderte die Kunden auf, ihre Bestände in selbstverwahrte Wallets zu übertragen, wobei es Probleme mit seinem früheren Depotpartner – Wyre – anführte. Wieder auf Kurs Juno vorübergehend angehalten Kryptowährungskäufe auf seiner Plattform Anfang Januar und wandelte die Stablecoins – USDC, USDT, mUSDC – automatisch in USD um. Es offenbarte auch Probleme mit seiner früheren Depotbank – Wyre, und ermutigte Kunden, ihre Vermögenswerte abzuheben oder sie in Cold Wallets zu transferieren. In einer kürzlichen Bekanntmachung, sagte die …
The cryptocurrency platform Juno based in Singapore announced that all services are "ready for use again". It increased the daily withdrawal limits at the beginning of the year and asked customers to transfer their stocks into self -controlled Wallets, causing problems with its former depot partner - Wyre. Back on course Juno temporarily stopped cryptocurrency purchases on its platform in early January and automatically convert the stable coins - USDC, USDT MusDC. It also revealed problems with its former custodian bank - Wyre, and encouraged customers to withdraw their assets or to transfer them to cold wallets. In a recent announcement, the ... (Symbolbild/KNAT)

The Juno cryptocurrency platform based in Singapore announced that all services are "ready for use".

It increased the daily withdrawal limits at the beginning of the year and asked customers to transfer their stocks into self-protected wallets, with problems with its former depot partner-Wyre.

Back on course

Juno temporarily kept cryptocurrency purchases on its platform at the beginning of January and converted the stable coins-USDC-Musmisch-automatically-automatically in USD. It also revealed problems with its former custodian bank - Wyre, and encouraged customers to withdraw their assets or to transfer them into cold wallets.

In a recent Announcement Preserver-Spaces = "True"> said, the "constant support" of its new partner Zero Hash has normalized the operation. Co -founder and CEO Varun Deshpande said:

"We are pleased to restart our cryptododes with Zero Hash in record time. With Crypto 2.0 we will concentrate on offering more platform reliability Coin variety and better crypto prices. In view of the events of 2022, we strive for a safe and conformity Develop an off-ramp product for the long-term growth of the industry. ”

The CEO of Zero Hash-Edward Woodford-Juno described as a company with "good intentions" and emphasized its common efforts to resume services after only three weeks.

Apart from that, the company introduced several upgrades, including no trade fees and an improved customer experience. It also added support for over 35 digital currencies, including Solana (Sol), Shiba Inu (Shib) and Dogecoin (Doge), to name a few examples.

The price of Junos Native Token (Juno) did not fluctuate according to the news and stayed at about the same level as 24 hours ago. Nevertheless, it has increased by almost 30 % since the announcement of emissions in January.

Wyre also fixed the problems

Junos ex-depot partner applied Preserver-Spaces = "True"> In early 2022, which do not enable them to withdraw more of their ownership. Customers were able to withdraw a maximum of 5 BTC and 50 ETH per day.

A few days later, Wyre received important financial support from a "strategic partner". restored its "normal operating sequence". It also appreciated the patience of customers in the middle of the disorder and the crypto community for their "positive feelings".

"We will continue to operate with transparency and in the best interest of our customers and partners. Thank you for entrusting us with your business. We will continue to put our customers in the first place if we return to growth," it says.

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