Bitstamp was founded in 2011 and is headquartered in London, GB
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Key People/Management at Bitstamp
Nejc Kodric
CEO
Edward Kemp
Chief Financial Officer
David Osojnik
Chief Technology Officer
Vasja Zupan
Chief Operating Officer
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Bitstamp Office Locations
Bitstamp has offices in London, New York and Luxembourg
London, GB (HQ)
5 New St Square
Luxembourg, LU
10 Rue Antoine Jans
New York, US
99 Hudson St
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Bitstamp Financials and Metrics
Summary Metrics
Founding Date | 2011 |
Total Funding | $12.4 m |
Latest funding size | $2.40 m |
Time since last funding | a year ago |
Investors | Pantera Capital |
Bitstamp's latest funding round in January 2017 was reported to be $2.4 m. In total, Bitstamp has raised $12.4 m
Bitstamp Financials
Cash (31-Dec-2016) | 54 m |
| Y, 2016 | |
|---|---|
Financial Leverage | 16.9 x |
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Bitstamp News and Updates
January 31, 2018
South Korea uncovers almost $600 million in illegal cryptocurrency trade
(Reuters) — South Korea has uncovered illegal cryptocurrency foreign exchange trading worth nearly $600 million, a sign authorities are tightening the regulatory screws on the digital asset that many global policymakers consider to be opaque and risky. The country’s customs service said in a stateme…
January 16, 2018
Bitcoin falls 25 percent to $10,200 on Bitstamp exchange
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Bitcoin had lost a quarter of its value in early Asian trading on Wednesday as fears grew of a regulatory crackdown after reports that South Korea's finance minister said banning trading in cryptocurrencies was still an option.
December 27, 2017
Bitcoin dips below $15k
Bitcoin has dipped back below $15,000 after recovering on Tuesday from a serious sell off. The cryptocurrency was trading at $14,719 at pixel time according to Coindesk, down six per cent, or around $1,000. And it was at $14,690 on Bitstamp, also at pixel time. Bitcoin has had a rollercoaster …
December 27, 2017
Bitcoin recovers some losses after its worst week since 2013
(Reuters) — Bitcoin rose 15 percent on Tuesday, recouping about half of the losses it sustained last week, its worst since 2013, as investors who had missed out on earlier rallies bought the world’s biggest and best-known digital currency. While bitcoin investors and analysts believe last week’s dec…
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