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Thailand to block Bitget from December 5 over unlicensed crypto trading
Thailand's SEC has filed a criminal complaint against Bitget's operator, and access to the exchange's site and app is planned to be restricted from December 5, per Cointelegraph.
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The Thai regulator, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), has filed a criminal complaint against the operator of the Bitget crypto exchange. According to Cointelegraph, access to the exchange's website and app in the country is planned to be restricted from December 5. The headline of the source article links the measures to crypto trading without a license.
The full text of the article could not be retrieved, so no further details are available in this report: it is not stated on what grounds the complaint was filed, how the operator responded, or whether the block affects all of the exchange's products. These details should be checked in the original source.
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