Chain Partners Exchange, David, closed on June 1st

Jeong In-seon

Source = Chain Partners
Source = Chain Partners

David, a cryptocurrency exchange, will close in two and a half years.

David Co., Ltd. (CEO Pyo Cheol-min), who operates David, announced on the exchange customer center website on the 20th that all services will be terminated as of June 1st.

David said, “Since starting the service in October 2018, we have been working hard for an’exchange that competes with technology’. It has become difficult to provide,” he said.

David users can deposit KRW until 6 pm on the 23rd, and all market transactions will be impossible after 6 pm on the 28th. You can withdraw KRW until 3pm on the 30th and deposit and withdraw cryptocurrency until 12pm on May 31st.

David said, “Won and virtual assets (cryptocurrency) that have not been withdrawn after the service ends will be provided with manual withdrawal for one year.” For manual withdrawal, you must send an email to David’s customer support center to verify your identity, and then pay a certain withdrawal fee.

Meanwhile, the operation of the DAY token, a cryptocurrency in the David Exchange, will also end on the 28th. David announced that it plans to pay changer (CFX) tokens to day token holders as a reward.

CFX is a digital asset of a cryptocurrency price comparison and OTC transaction service changer being developed by Chain Partners, David’s largest shareholder. David said, “CFX is not directly or indirectly related to David.” We will present some.”

Chain Partners reports the average holdings from the launch of David on October 10, 2018 to June 1, 2024, three years after the end of the service, divided by the average holdings of all members as the equity ratio, and according to this stake, Changer Token (CFX) He said he would present a gift. However, only those who have more than 100,000 DAY tokens as of 6 p.m. on the 28th will receive CFX tokens.

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