Former Exec Hits Back at OKCoin Amid Contract Dispute
Former OKCoin chief technology officer Changpeng Zhao has hit back at allegations that he forged a contract at the center of a dispute between bitcoin entrepreneur Roger Ver and the Chinese bitcoin exchange. "I signed version 7 of the contract with Roger. It was sent via email with my PGP signature. I do not recall a version 8," he wrote. "With either version of the contract, OKCoin is seriously violating its obligations." Zhao alleged that OKCoin artificially inflates its volume through the use of bots that engage in self-trading, manipulated the results of its August 2014....
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