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Cryptocurrency exchange Bitstamp announced it is officially listing both PEPE and Solana (SOL) in the United States. Indeed, the platform took to X (formerly Twitter) to announce it is listing both the third largest non-stablecoin and meme coin by market cap, respectively. The move is a reversal for SOL, as Bitstamp announced it was ending trading for the crypto in August of 2023. The exchange noted that Solana and six other cryptocurrencies would be “permanently” suspended following a US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) qualification that they were unregistered securities. JUST IN: Bitstamp officially lists $PEPE, and Solana $SOL in the US. — Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) November 29, 2024 Also Read: Coinbase Officially Lists Memecoin PEPE Solana Returns, PEPE Debuts on Bitsamp in the US It has certainly been an important year for cryptocurrencies. Although two crypto-based ETFs were approved in the United States, the country took a massive shift as Donald Trump...

Bitstamp’s decision to discontinue operations in Canada is “primarily a timing issue” related to the firm’s expansion priorities, Bitstamp U.S. CEO said. Cryptocurrency exchange Bitstamp hopes to return to Canada after halting operations early next year, according to Bitstamp U.S. CEO and global chief commercial officer Bobby Zagotta. Bitstamp will officially discontinue its services to customers in Canada starting from Jan. 8, 2024, the exchange confirmed in a statement to Cointelegraph. As a result of the service termination, all Canada accounts on Bitstamp will be closed and customers will no longer have access to their accounts. Bitstamp has strongly recommended its Canadian customers withdraw their funds by January 2024, also urging the clients to deactivate their Bitstamp accounts. “We want to emphasize that your crypto assets always remain yours, and we are committed to reaching out to any customers who were unable to close their accounts themselves to ensure the return of the...