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Crypto.com has made euro deposits and withdrawals available for retail traders on its web platform, a press release shared with crypto.news on Aug. 3 shows. Retailers can now access euro trading  Crypto.com exchange allows retail traders to transfer euros to and from their accounts, making trading crypto pairs like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and USDT easier.  This feature will be available first on the Crypto.com web platform, followed by the exchange app. Retail users are advised to wait for more updates in the near future. Institutional clients began accessing euro trading on the Crypto.com platform in May 2023. They were offered low transfer fees, deep liquidity, advanced trading tools, and reward events.  You might also like: Crypto.com gets registration approval in the Netherlands This announcement allows retail traders to transfer, withdraw, and deposit euro without fees. This means they can initiate transactions with as little as €1 and enjoy the benefits of ...

BitGo ’s attempted acquisition of Prime Trust has joined the long list of Crypto buyouts that are announced and end up failing, according to a tweet from BitGo ’s Twitter account. The company recently had a lawsuit against Galaxy Digital related to a failed acquisition dismissed in court. Meanwhile, Prime Trust has had to stop both withdrawals and deposits of fiat and cryptocurrency due to action by state regulators. This acquisition was originally announced just over two weeks ago, as Prime Trust was experiencing issues and reportedly needed to delay client withdrawals. After considerable effort and work to find a path forward with Prime Trust, BitGo has made the hard decision to terminate its acquisition of Prime Trust. This decision was not made lightly and BitGo remains committed to our mission to deliver trust in digital assets. — BitGo (@BitGo) June 22, 2023 Read more: Prime Trust delays withdrawals, spooks Binance US, Swan users amid acquisition Prime...