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Shailesh Panwar
Feb 13, 2020

Poloniex Forced To Roll Back Trades After Error In Update

Poloniex
Poloniex, a cryptocurrency exchange platform which has been acquired by a group of investors including the Tron founder, Justin Sun, has been forced to roll back its trading activity after an update error was found in its system. Earlier, the cryptocurrency exchange platform refuted data leak after warning users to reset passwords.

The Bug Caused An Error In Execution of Trading Activities

On Tuesday, the company stated in a tweet that it had introduced a change which unexpectedly included a bug that caused an error in the execution of trading activities for a short period.

Poloniex stated its automated audits put the site into maintenance mode after an error was found.  A message stated that they have recognised the bug and has deployed a fix. 

The company revealed in other tweets that due to potential errors in accounting which stemmed from the bug, it had to cancel the trading activity for about 12 minutes in its platform, which affected trades occurred between 17:53 UTC and 18:05 UTC on Monday.

Maintenance has been completed and all markets are now open in post-only mode to allow traders to adjust orders to reflect current prices. We will re-enable full trading shortly. Thank you for your patience.

Poloniex Cancels All The Pending Withdrawals 

For some time, the cryptocurrency exchange platform also cancelled all the pending withdrawals, although its latest tweet in the thread showed that these had been restored, as the regular trading was.

In October, Circle, a crypto finance company acquired Poloniex. Some weeks later, Justin Sun realised that Tron was one among the investors, but at an event, he continued that Poloniex would keep its freedom.

Although Poloniex shifted its base from Delaware to Bermuda with Circle and, following the purchase, dropped residents of USA as customers. Shortly after that, it began permitting users to make a withdrawal as much as $10,000 per day without having to complete know-your-customer (KYC) identity checks.

Poloniex Forced To Roll Back Trades After Error In Update
Shailesh is an ardent follower of the crypto world and keenly watches every development taking place in the cryptocurrency space. He loves to voice his opinions through well-curated blogs and articles, which throw light on different facets of the crypto industry.

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