US Regulator Is Investigating Crypto Exchange BitMEX: Report

A  new US regulator is viral in the coming altcoin news for his apparent interest to investigate the cryptocurrency exchange BitMEX, reports show. We are talking about the United States based regulator the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) which is reportedly investigating the derivatives giant.

As a Bloomberg report noted, people familiar with the matter were speaking about this topic on July 19 – suspecting that BitMEX allowed US residents to use its platform to trade. Under the current laws, the US is one of the countries excluded from using BitMEX, which is an exchange registered in the Seychelles. This is why the US regulator is in the latest cryptocurrency news and how they were motivated to circumvent a potential geo-block using services such as VPNs. The investigation came to light on many social media pages and best cryptocurrency news sites, citing the Bloomberg journalist Tim Culpan.

Meanwhile, the US regulator is looking for scrutiny towards BitMEX and wants the exchange to further look into the case. All of this is happening while Bitcoin is trading at around $10,000 after a major correction this week which even put it below that price point.

In the other altcoin news, we can also see that BitMEX is in the current spotlight after a showdown between the CEO of the exchange Arthur Hayes and the serial Bitcoin naysayer Nouriel Roubini earlier in July.

Following the Tangle in Taipei event which was featured in the latest cryptocurrency news, Roubini hit out at Hayes and pointed out to him for delaying the release of a video showing the entire debate. Aside from the US regulator investigating the cryptocurrency exchange, analysts are discussing it in detail and investigating the evidence of malpractice at BitMEX while openly insulting both Hayes and his platform.

Roubini described his report as “my new column where I expose the shady rekting racket that is (BitMEX) run by the thug (Hayes): evasion of AML/KYC, front-running, insider trading, massive scale money laundering, gouging of clients, etc.” Meanwhile, the price of Bitcoin right now sits at $10,400 with a new minimal decrease of 1.49%. The total cryptocurrency market cap is at 1 billion and Bitcoin still has a dominance rate of 65.
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