Estonia-based platform DX, built on engine matching technology and market monitoring that operates Nasdaq, has filed for bankruptcy one month after announcing it would cease operations.

Mention Source Yesterday, the cryptocurrency exchange filed for bankruptcy in an Israeli court.

The “DX” trading platform which is very popular due to the use of NASDAQ market monitoring technology

And just a month ago, it announced the discontinuation of its operations and that it was waiting for a partner interested in an acquisition or merger.

According to the report at the time, the platform decided to stop operating due to lack of funds.

It announced that if it did not find a partner soon, it would stop its operations permanently.

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The bankruptcy filing, filed by platform employees, stated that they had not been paid since September-October and that there were some employees who had not been paid for a longer period.

Pinhas Patarkazvili, the platform’s owner and CEO, accepted and did not deny all these statements and did not stop the bankruptcy application.

According to Source In March, the “DX” platform released its security code, to announce earlier this month that it would temporarily close its doors, which we indicated in the news report entitled:

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