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Representatives of the Russian metallurgical company Norilsk Nickel are negotiating with the Huobi cryptocurrency exchange to place a stablecoin secured with metals on the platform. Earlier it was reported that the leadership of the metallurgical giant plans to release its own cryptocurrency next year. This asset will have collateral in the form of non-ferrous metals, which will minimize the risks of its volatility in the market. As noted by the Vice-President of the Russian Association of Cryptoindustry and Blockchain (RAKIB) Andrei Grachev, if all the work on the issue of stablecoin will be done on time, then the coin can be placed on the Huobi exchange. This information has already been confirmed in the press center of Norilsk ... Read more about " Stablecoin of "Norilsk Nickel" will be traded on Huobi exchange " on coinatory.com

The Huobi currency exchange denied earlier information about collusion with the block producers of EOS digital currency. As cnLedger twitter account clarifies, Huobi also denies rumors about his participation in the manipulation of voting on the EOS network. At the last week on the Internet, information began to spread that the EOS block producers allegedly participated in a pre-coordinated voting. It was alleged that the crypto exchange Huobi joined this collusion and voted for 20 EOS blocks producers, and 16 of them in response voted ... Read more about " Huobi denies having financial business with the EOS BPs " on coinatory.com

Ticket Monster, which sells tickets and is one of the largest companies in the e-commerce sector of South Korea, said in a press release on August 29 that it closed its round of financing at $ 32 million. These funds will go to the development of the new Terra stablecoin. Ticket Monster company, whose total sales is $ 4 billion, plans to create an internal cryptocurrency in addition to the already existing Luna token, which serves as collateral for its blockchain platform. This round of funding was attended by several well-known ... Read more about " South Korean startup attracted $ 32 million to create stablecoin with the support of Binance, OKEx and Huobi " on coinatory.com

A shocker for OKEx as former CEO Joins Huobi Following a ‘short break’ from the blockchain community, Chris Lee has announced a switch to major rival Huobi just a week after stepping down as OKEx CEO. Has Lee Been Dating Huobi? An announcement by Singapore-based, Huobi confirmed that Chris Lee would join the group as the vice president of the global business development team. He had been OKEx CEO for less than four months having assumed that role in February when Star Xu,  OKCoin founder resigned. Rumors suggest that a breakdown in re ... Read more about " Former OKEx chief joins rival cryptocurrency exchange Huobi " on coinatory.com