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A legal dispute in the UK questions the legality of certain crypto derivatives operations. A British engineer claims 324.8 bitcoins, valued at approximately 26.5 million dollars as of October 14, 2026, after more than a thousand losing trades. He believes the platform did not have the necessary authorization to offer these financial products to British clients. This case could also involve other traders who carried out similar operations between 2018 and 2022 on the BitMEX platform.

Arthur Hayes believes that the Strategy stock is no longer the best way to gain exposure to bitcoin. According to the BitMEX co-founder, the removal of the premium once granted to the MSTR share weakens the financial process that allowed the company to issue shares and obtain more BTC. However, this analysis does not explain an immediate insolvency risk. It is mainly related to Strategy's ability to continue its growth without diluting its shareholders.

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The cryptocurrency market continues to lose several historic platforms. Within a few months, Bit.com and then BitMEX announced their gradual disappearance. Now, BitMart also confirms the cessation of its activities according to a specific schedule. This new closure directly affects the users of the exchange, invited to close their positions and withdraw their assets before the different deadlines set by the platform. This succession of announcements marks a new phase for several industry players.

The crypto derivatives platform BitMEX faces a class action lawsuit for 622.66 bitcoins, filed on July 24, 2026, before the federal court in New York. The plaintiffs accuse the exchange of orchestrating fraudulent liquidations to seize their clients' bitcoins. This legal action coincides with the very day BitMEX announces the end of eleven years of operation.

BitMEX will permanently close its doors on September 23, 2026, after eleven years of activity. The crypto platform, long associated with the rise of derivatives products and extreme leverage, now asks its users to close their positions and withdraw their assets. Its exit marks the end of a symbol, but also a brutal change in a market that has become more demanding, more liquid, and more regulated.

Crypto veteran and BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes has adjusted his portfolio, selling a significant amount of Ether and reallocating funds into decentralized finance projects. The move comes as Ethereum faces weak price momentum while network activity continues to grow steadily. Hayes’ actions have drawn mixed reactions across the crypto community, particularly as DeFi tokens remain under pressure.

BitMEX research shows BRC-20 tokens dominate Bitcoin activity, while ordinal images shape storage and node performance differently

This is a strong gesture that marks the first 100 days of Donald Trump's second term as president of the United States: the president has officially granted his presidential pardon to the three co-founders of the crypto exchange platform BitMEX - Arthur Hayes, Benjamin Delo, and Samuel Reed.

The Trump breath promises mirages in crypto, warns Hayes. Collective illusion or thrill of truth? January is shaping up to be fierce for Bitcoin.

As most crypto markets continue to move in fits and starts, Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMex, assures of the imminent next bull run. Based on macroeconomic factors and predictions regarding the impact of the U.S. presidential elections on the markets, the expert reveals that the ideal time to accumulate cryptocurrencies is now. Details to follow.

Bitcoin temporarily fell below $9,000 on the night of March 18-19 at Bitmex.

The collapse of cryptocurrencies highlights the fragility of the market, prompting caution and prudence.

The theory of the end of the US dollar has been spreading like wildfire in recent weeks. While some contest the idea of the dollar's demise, others believe it to be the end of an economic hegemony that has been long-standing. For some, it's a plot organized by enemies of western civilization.

For the uninitiated, taking your first steps on the BitMEX exchange can seem complicated. The interface is uninviting and, let’s face it, intimidating. But by getting to know this platform and with a little help registering, it quickly becomes much more accessible. In this comprehensive guide to creating a BitMEX…