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Paxful closing, CEO blames staff departures, regulatory challenges

Today, Paxful will be suspending its marketplace. We are not sure if it will come back. This will probably come as a big shock to many. While I cannot share the full story now, I can say that

The announcement of the shutdown of Paxful, a peer-to-peer

We are so back, but why did Paxful shut down temporarily?

Paxful Announces Shutdown: Community Lauds 100% Withdrawal

Paxful Suspends Operations Amid Regulatory Challenges and Staff

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Africa-focused crypto firm Paxful announces closure - TechCabal

Paxful Marketplace Shuts Down its Operations - BeInCrypto

Paxful, a leading peer-to-peer (P2P) cryptocurrency exchange renowned for its high trading volume, has suspended its operations. The company’s founder and CEO, Ray

Key Takeaways Paxful suspended operations

Bitcoin Marketplace Paxful Announces That It Is Shutting Down

Key Takeaways Paxful suspended operations in April 2025 due to irreconcilable co-founder differences and loss of key staff. A legal battle between Paxful’s co

Is paxful really shutting down? : r/paxful - Reddit

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The regulatory challenges in the US have killed yet another crypto exchange, Paxful. The CEO announced the shutting down of operations. Ray Youssef, the Chief

U.S. peer-to-peer cryptocurrency marketplace Paxful is closing, it announced April 4, citing regulatory challenges and staff departures as the cause.

The announcement of the shutdown of Paxful, a peer-to-peer Bitcoin marketplace, has left its global community heartbroken, especially in Nigeria, where it

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One of the world’s largest peer-to-peer (P2P) cryptocurrency exchanges by trading volume, Paxful, has announced that it is shutting down its operations. The

Now, Paxful, a prominent peer-to-peer [P2P] firm has decided to halt its operations indefinitely. Ray Youssef, Paxful CEO wrote an elaborate note highlighting the

Paxful, a global Bitcoin marketplace with strong roots in Africa, is shutting down operations and returning funds to users. The CEO, Ray Youssef, cited mass staff exits