SWYFT (SWYFTT)
Description
Swyft was formed on November 20th, 2018, looking to solve the most common problems facing cryptocurrency adoption across the globe. Its vision is to not only enhance the user experience with any ability to earn a passive income but to also create the most compelling cryptocurrency ecosystem of the 21st century by driving the world's transition to a digital currency economy. This will be delivered through DApp (smart contract) design, payment gateways via platform modules and marketplace deployment.
Full Name | SWYFT (SWYFTT) |
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Start Date | N/A |
Algorithm | ETH Token |
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Website | swyft.network/ |
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Swyftx to chop its ‘Earn’ program this week, citing murky regulations
Australian crypto exchange Swyftx has decided to close its Earn program due to a lack of clarity around crypto products regulation.

Australian Crypto Exchange Swyftx, Share Trading Platform Superhero Abandon Merger Plan
The regulatory environment is not one in which mergers of traditional businesses and crypto-native companies can easily take place, one lawyer said.

Superhero cans merger with Swyftx citing regulatory scrutiny
Superhero assured its users that their funds are safe and that neither their personal data nor assets were provided to Swyftx.

Swyftx reduces its workforce by 35% as the firm prepares for the "worst-case scenario."
Swyftx, an Australian-based cryptocurrency exchange, announced the layoffs (1) of a total of 90 employees in anticipation of the "worst-case scenario" that could result from the fallout from FTX and a potential decline in global trading volumes in 2019.

Crypto exchanges Bybit, Swyftx announce job cuts as bear market takes toll
Cryptocurrency exchanges Bybit and Swyftx have announced layoffs as the industry continues to deal with the fallout from rival FTX ( FTT-USD ). Citing a "deepening bear market," Dubai-based Bybit has made plans to reduce its workforce in an effort to re-organize the business and refocus its efforts, Ben Zhou, the exchange's CEO, wrote in a recent Twitter post . The job cuts would impact 30% of its headcount, CoinDesk reported, citing a screenshot of a message by Zhou taken from his company's int...