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September 6, 2022

Israeli Crypto Payment Processor Oobit Registered in Italy As Digital Assed Services Provider!

The Israeli crypto payment processor Oobit Technologies Pte. Ltd d/b/a Oobit announced that it has registered as a digital asset service provider in Italy. This will allow Oobit to offer crypto products and services to its growing customer base in Italy. The payment processor's Estonian crypto license was archived as of August 3, 2022. Over the last few weeks, we have discovered the licensed Estonian crypto payment processor Oobit as a scam facilitator with the broker scams ExpressFX and StakingTrades.

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March 10, 2022

Please let us know more about Israeli crypto payment processor Oobit

Over the last few weeks, we have discovered the licensed Estonian crypto payment processor Oobit as a scam-facilitator with the broker scams ExpressFX and StakingTrades. We, therefore, took a closer look at the payment processor and discovered that it is actually an Israeli venture operating through legal entities in Singapore and Estonia. While these scam clients may be an exemption, Oobit appears professional in its appearance and receives excellent reviews on Trustpilot. We would like to know more about this crypto venture.

November 1, 2021

Urgent Warning! Don’t fall for ExpressFX broker scam facilitated by OOBIT and MoonPay!

The fraud marketing campaign Bitcoin Prime today promotes the scam broker ExpressFX (www.expressfx.com). Anyone who registers with the Bitcoin Prime campaign is also automatically created as a future victim of ExpressFX. After registering, one is directly redirected to the scam's payment page. There, victims can make deposits to the scam via credit and debit cards through OOBIT and lose their money. We did not discover any reference to the legal entities and people behind the scam on the website. Stay far, far away.

Despite New Crypto Friendlyness: No Settlement Between U.S. CFTC And KuCoin?

A planned settlement between the U.S.CFTC and crypto exchange KuCoin is now in limbo due to a reported policy shift within the CFTC. This change is attributed to the Trump administration’s new approach, which deprioritizes enforcement actions against crypto companies. As a result, a CFTC attorney said that it is "unlikely that such authorization will be granted in the near term" regarding the settlement approval.

SEC’s New Era: Paul Atkins Sworn In—Will Crypto Finally Get the Regulatory Clarity It Deserves?

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has entered a new chapter with the swearing-in of Paul S. Atkins as its 34th Chairman, a move widely anticipated to mark a dramatic pivot in how the agency approaches crypto and DeFi regulation. For years, the financial industry—especially the burgeoning digital asset sector—has bristled under the SEC’s “Regulation by Enforcement” strategy.

Crypto Mogul Changpeng Zhao – Fallen, Rich, and Rising Again?

As spring 2025 blooms and Easter’s themes of rebirth fill the air, Changpeng Zhao emerges as one of the most controversial figures of startup mythology: a man who fell spectacularly, paid a price—then rose again, wealthier and louder than ever. Once the almighty architect of Binance, CZ now resides in Dubai with a net worth that Forbes estimates at $63 billion.

Prison Update: Sam Bankman-Fried Transferred to Low-Security Federal Prison in Los Angeles!

Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF), the founder of the now-defunct cryptocurrency exchange FTX, has been transferred to the Federal Correctional Institution (FCI) Terminal Island in Los Angeles, California. This low-security facility is known for housing non-violent offenders and has previously held notable inmates such as Ramesh "Sunny" Balwani, former COO of Theranos.

Startup on Trial: Celsius Network and Alex Mashinsky – When Deception Dressed Up as DeFi Innovation!

Celsius Network promised financial freedom through crypto, only to collapse into one of the most catastrophic failures in the DeFi sector. Founder Alex Mashinsky portrayed himself as the champion of the unbanked—yet behind the scenes, Celsius engaged in reckless trading strategies, misled customers, and operated more like a hedge fund than a lending platform.