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Crypto exchange HTX exits the UK after settling with the FCA

The former Huobi exchange has stopped accepting deposits from British customers and agreed not to target them with crypto promotions.

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Crypto exchange HTX exits the UK after settling with the FCA

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The UK FCA, which sued Justin Sun-linked crypto exchange HTX in 2025 for "unlawfully promoting crypto asset services", says HTX will exit the UK in a settlement (Financial Times) ft.com
Crypto exchange HTX to leave UK after FCA lawsuit finextra.com
Crypto exchange HTX agrees to stop promoting services in UK, regulator says channelnewsasia.com

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