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Update on Bitcoin Cash (BCH) and Bitcoin SV (BSV) withdrawals

Please find below an update on Coinfloor’s support of Bitcoin Cash and Bitcoin SV.

Bitcoin Cash (BCH)

As you may be aware, on 12 June 2019, we delisted Bitcoin Cash from our exchange. We would like to inform you that from 1st of December 2019, you will no longer be able to access your BCH balances and place BCH withdrawals through your Coinfloor account online and will need to contact Coinfloor Support in order to withdraw your BCH. The BCH balances you hold with Coinfloor after this date will incur a monthly hold fee and any withdrawals that are placed after this time will incur an administration fee.

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) withdrawal fees and monthly hold fees after 1st Dec 2019

Withdrawal fee will be calculated as the greater of 1% or 0.1 BCH. Monthly hold fee will be calculated as the greater of 0.5% or 0.1 BCH (excluding the month of withdrawal).


Bitcoin SV (BSV)

If you held BCH on Coinfloor on 15th November 2018 4:40:00 PM (UTC/GMT), then we will be holding an equal amount of BSV on your behalf. We are now allowing the withdrawal of any Bitcoin SV held with us. If you haven’t withdrawn your BSV by the 1st December 2019, you will start incurring a monthly hold fee and all BSV withdrawals will incur an administration fee.

To effect a withdrawal, please contact Coinfloor Support. If you have already contacted us through our support page to enquire about this previously, we will be contacting you shortly to arrange your withdrawal.

Bitcoin SV (BSV) withdrawal fees and monthly hold fees

Withdrawal fee will be calculated as the greater of 1% or 0.5 BSV. Monthly hold fee will be calculated as the greater of 1% or 0.5 BSV (excluding the month of withdrawal).
As Coinfloor has never officially supported BSV transaction processing, BSV withdrawal fees are set to a higher amount to partially cover the increased one off costs incurred by manually processing them safely.

This does not affect Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH) or any other assets.

Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions.

The Coinfloor Team

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Updates from Coinfloor and looking forward to 2020

2019 has been a year of focus and growth for Coinfloor. At the beginning of the year, we spun out our physically delivered futures exchange with a conglomerate of Asia and US based financial institutions, to form CoinFLEX, which is delivering exceptional growth for the group.

At the same time, we have focused even more on our core mission of providing a trusted, reliable and secure service to our clients in the UK and beyond. This focus has already seen our market share increase by over 50% in the UK since the beginning of 2019. As we approach 2020, we are continuing to pursue this mission and will deliver more services to meet the growing needs of our clients.

Below is more information on some of the key upcoming updates:

Additional Information Request

To better understand the trading experience and needs of our customers and to prepare for the upcoming UK regulations required of all UK cryptocurrency exchanges, we will be collecting additional information from our clients. The additional questions are mostly multiple choice and are designed to take only a few minutes to complete. They will be asked immediately after logging in and can be skipped up until December 1st 2019.

Privacy Policy

We’ve recently updated the Coinfloor Privacy Policy structure to make the policy clearer and easier to navigate. This includes more user-friendly language, headings and useful links to relevant information.

Updates to the website user experience and new product offerings

We will be making a number of enhancements to our website to make it easier to navigate and simpler to use. Today we have rolled out an updated “My Account” section and a number of other website navigation improvements. We are also excited about the new product offerings we will be rolling out over the coming months. Keep an eye out for many more changes to the site and our services as we head into 2020.

New collaborations on university research projects

Finally, there is a distinct lack of empirical finance literature and limited understanding of cryptocurrencies by the finance related academic community. We believe that addressing this research gap will ultimately accelerate the growth of the cryptocurrency industry as a whole through the insights gained. In order to help address this, we are collaborating with a group of researchers from the Centre for Digital Finance, University of Southampton and Henley Business School, University of Reading, to conduct valuable research aimed at better understanding the characteristics of investors who trade in cryptocurrencies. If you are interested in participating in the research by taking part in a short anonymous survey (which should take less than 10 minutes to complete), please proceed to click on the link below: https://henley.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6FCKz0pEr5Nf14x


Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions.

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