Crypto moves fast and it can be hard to keep up with all the developments. To help you stay on top of what’s going on across the industry, we’ve created this overview of the key news from last week.

After closely monitoring the market and performing due diligence to determine which projects fit within our internal digital asset framework, we have now started actively exploring support for the following 12 cryptocurrencies and stablecoins.

Since the Ethereum network congestion is no longer as severe, we are now decreasing our withdrawal fees. The Ethereum withdrawal fee at Bitstamp is now ...

Bitstamp announces 570% new customer growth in the U.S. market as it aims to triple talent

We are further expanding our support for the growing DeFi space with another trio of new listings. The new assets each cover a unique use case and should be an exciting addition to the portfolios of both DeFi enthusiasts as well as first-time entrants to the space.

To reflect the growth of the crypto market and give you more flexibility when it comes to small trades, we’re decreasing the minimum order size on all of our trading pairs.

We’ve started rolling out Ethereum staking at Bitstamp! We’re taking our platform beyond just trading to allow you to earn crypto using the assets you already hold in your account.

Due to the upcoming public holiday on Tuesday, 27 April 2021 Bitstamp’s bank payment clearing system for all SEPA payments will be closed.

We’re pleased to announce that Stephen Bearpark has joined Bitstamp as our new Chief Financial Officer! Stephen will oversee the financial growth of Bitstamp and strengthen our dedication to continued expansion in the years to come. Stephen joins us from Amazon, where he held the role of Finance Director for the past three years. He has amassed extensive experience in various finance leadership roles, including corporate governance and control functions. By bringing Stephen onboard, we continu

Scheduled maintenance is the closest thing crypto has to a market close. And like with equities markets, the opening can be a bit wild until equilibrium is re-established. Our Infrastructure Team Lead, Alen Krmelj took a closer look