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⚠️ Reminder: Withdraw your EXMO funds now EXMO.com will stop processing withdrawals soon. If you still have a balance and haven't initiated a withdrawal — do it now. ➜ Log in at exmo.com ➜ Convert and withdraw your remaining balance immediately Please note that processing may currently take a little longer than usual due to the high volume of requests we're handling. We appreciate your patience Have questions? Contact us at support@exmo.com

🔔 New conversion pairs available We've added new tokens available for conversion to USDC: 🔹 QTUM 🔹 ARB 🔹 XTZ 🔹 WIF 🔹 ENA 🔹 GAS 🔹 PLN 🔹 PUMP Convert your holdings and initiate your withdrawal at exmo.com.

📢 DOT withdrawal update All withdrawals are operating normally, with one exception: DOT (Polkadot). Due to the ongoing unstaking process, DOT withdrawals are temporarily taking longer than usual. This only affects DOT. All other assets can be withdrawn as normal. We're working to complete the process as quickly as possible and will let you know as soon as everything is back to normal. Thanks for your patience.

🔔 Reminder: Your EXMO balance is waiting If you haven't initiated your withdrawal yet — please do it now. ⚠️ Please also note: we reserve the right to revise existing fees upward and introduce new types of fees. Don't wait — withdraw your funds as soon as possible. ➜ Log in at exmo.com and submit your withdrawal request.

Dear Users, We understand the concerns caused by the increased number of withdrawal requests. Withdrawal requests are processed during business hours, Monday through Friday, in the order they are received. Due to the unusually high volume of requests, processing times are currently longer than usual. Our team is working to process all pending requests as quickly as possible and to reduce the current queue. We appreciate your patience and will continue to provide updates as necessary. Thank you for your trust.

📢 Withdrawals and conversion are back in action! Coins available for withdrawal: BTC, ETH, XRP, USDC, XLM, LTC, SOL, TRX, ETC, ADA, BCH, DOT, NEAR, ATOM Pairs available for conversion: 🔷 BTC/USDC 🔷 ETH/USDC 🔷 XRP/USDC 🔷 USD/USDC 🔷 DOGE/USDC 🔷 XLM/USDC 🔷 LTC/USDC 🔷 SOL/USDC 🔷 TRX/USDC 🔷 EUR/USDC 🔷 ETC/USDC 🔷 ADA/USDC 🔷 TON/USDC 🔷 BCH/USDC 🔷 UAH/USDC 🔷 DOT/USDC 🔷 NEAR/USDC 🔷 ATOM/USDC We're continuing to actively expand the list 🔄

❗️Important Announcement: EXMO.com Is Closing EXMO.com has taken the decision to commence an orderly wind-down and closure of the EXMO.com platform following the imposition of UK financial sanctions affecting legal entities within the EXMO.com group.  We believe that sanctions are unjustified, but we continue cooperation with the relevant authorities.  As a result of the sanctions, the platform's operations have been almost completely paralyzed, and a portion of user assets has been frozen.  Effective immediately, the registration of new accounts is closed, and all new deposits will no longer be processed. Why a portion of balances has been adjusted We believe it is important to make the return process as transparent as possible. Therefore, we would like to explain which portion of the assets cannot be returned now due to freezes imposed by providers and the EXMO hack that occurred in 2020. 🟠In December 2020, the platform’s hot wallets were compromised in a hacking attack, resulting in the theft of various cryptocurrencies. At that time, we chose not to allocate the losses among the platform’s users because we hoped that part of the stolen funds could be recovered and that the remaining losses could eventually be covered from the company’s own profits. Unfortunately, all of our efforts proved unsuccessful. Since then, a portion of EXMO.com’s obligations to its users has remained uncovered. Due to the significant increase in cryptocurrency prices, this shortfall has continued to grow despite the fact that all company profits since 2020 have been directed toward covering the losses caused by the hack. 🟠In addition to the losses from the 2020 hack, a portion of the platform's assets has been frozen as a direct consequence of the recently imposed sanctions. Various custodial, banking, and payment providers have suspended or blocked access to funds held on the platform's behalf, and certain critical transaction-processing services have been suspended entirely.  These sanction-related freezes are a separate and additional cause of the current shortfall, alongside the unrecovered funds from the 2020 hack.  According to the latest calculations, the uncovered portion amounts to 29.4% of the platform’s total obligations to users. Therefore, this 29.4% shortfall has been proportionally allocated across all clients and deducted from all account balances, while an equivalent amount of the token USDRecover has been accrued. If, during the platform’s closing period, any frozen assets or assets stolen are recovered, these tokens will be exchanged proportionally for the recovered assets.  What this means for you: Please initiate your withdrawal request and wait for processing. Requests will be handled in the order they are received and will require more time than usual to complete. Your account must be properly verified. Verification is available only through the website. Trading will remain available, so we encourage you to convert your assets into those for which withdrawal methods are currently available. Thank you for your trust. We sincerely apologize for the disruption and are committed to returning as much of our clients' assets as possible. For more details read our blog article➡️ Learn more

⚙️Technical maintenance Starting 11 AM EEST, we will be performing technical maintenance on the platform. During this time, some exchange services may be temporarily unavailable. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

#DailyNews 1️⃣BTC ETF inflows flipped back to outflows SoSoValue data shows spot BTC ETF inflows have again turned into outflows after Trump announced the end of the Iran ceasefire, pushing investors back into risk-off mode. The market had barely started breathing, and geopolitics already arrived with a pillow. 2️⃣Whales bought 270,000 BTC while ETFs bled $7B Around Bitcoin’s drop to a 21-month low, whale wallets accumulated roughly 270,000 BTC near the lows while spot ETFs lost about $7B, creating a clean split between big on-chain buyers and institutional fund sellers. The bear case says ETFs are now a major supply source, while the bull case says whale accumulation near capitulation zones has often marked major bottoms, because Bitcoin apparently needs a civil war between balance sheets before choosing a direction. 3️⃣BitMine says ETH is heading for its 2.0 transformation BitMine reminded the market why it keeps buying ETH, framing Ethereum’s future as a mass-adoption transformation similar to the growth arcs of Amazon, Nvidia, and JPMorgan. The pitch is basically ETH mega-moon on technology adoption, which is convenient when the balance sheet is already loaded and the market needs a brighter bedtime story. 4️⃣Altcoins are in depression mode The crypto market excluding Bitcoin and Ethereum lost nearly 23% in the first half of 2026, falling to about $666B as liquidity retreated into BTC, stablecoins, and a few assets with actual fee flows, buybacks, or utility. This looks less like a quick crash and more like a slow long-tail cleanup, where weak tokenomics, supply glut, ETF-driven institutional focus, and perps have turned most altcoins into background noise with a ticker. 5️⃣XRP bounced from $1.07 XRP defended the $1.07 zone and broke out of a descending channel, putting $1.14 and $1.18 back in focus as RSI divergence, improving MACD, and liquidation clusters support the upside case. The recovery still has to dodge geopolitical tension, ETF outflows, and CLARITY Act uncertainty, because XRP never gets a clean chart without three legal and macro side quests attached. Trade | Chat | Blog | FAQ | Insta | Twitter | Facebook | YouTube

#DailyNews 1️⃣BTC is facing another $60K test Bitcoin stayed under pressure near $62,800 as renewed US-Iran strikes pushed traders toward the dollar and oil, giving crypto yet another macro headache to collect. ETF inflows are helping, but weak MACD, RSI, and resistance signals show bulls still need proof, while K33 says underwater BTC supply points to late-cycle stress with one more downside scare still very much on the menu. 2️⃣BTC ETF inflows shrank sharply SoSoValue data shows spot BTC ETF inflows dropped sharply yesterday, although they still remained positive for the third day in a row. The market got less fuel, but at least the engine did not stall completely, which now counts as optimism after the recent ETF horror show. 3️⃣ETH whales and tiny wallets are buying again Santiment data shows both ETH whales with 100–100,000 ETH and small traders with less than 0.01 ETH have shifted into active buying. Crowd bullishness across crypto has also risen sharply, which is useful for momentum and dangerous for anyone who remembers how fast optimism in crypto can turn into a group project with liquidations. 4️⃣HMSTR dumped 40% after yesterday’s 30% pump HMSTR dropped 40% after jumping 30% yesterday, turning the comeback party into a very educational volatility lesson. The token reminded everyone that forgotten coins can wake up fast, but they can also go straight back to sleep with people still holding the confetti. 5️⃣XRP is disappearing from exchanges XRP exchange reserves have fallen to a 7-year low near 1.6B XRP, roughly half the level seen at the October 2025 peak, while spot ETFs absorbed almost 1B tokens and long-term holders keep moving supply into private wallets. The float is shrinking, Ripple still has about 36B XRP in escrow, and the price still refuses to celebrate, because tight supply means less when demand shows up with weak knees. Trade | Chat | Blog | FAQ | Insta | Twitter | Facebook | YouTube