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XRP Deposits and Withdrawals to Be Temporarily Suspended on Bitrue on This Date: Details

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XRP Deposits and Withdrawals to Be Temporarily Suspended on Bitrue on This Date: Details
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Singapore-based crypto exchange Bitrue says it will be performing routine maintenance on the XRP wallet, and it will temporarily suspend deposits and withdrawals on XRP.

"Bitrue will be performing some maintenance for XRP Wallet on 2023-02-09 at 06:00 (UTC). The maintenance will take about 1 hour," an official blog post reads.

However, the trading of XRP pairs will not be affected during maintenance. This is not a cause for concern, as Bitrue says it will reopen deposits and withdrawals after the maintenance is complete, although without further notice.

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At the time of writing, XRP was down 1.62% to $0.393, in line with the recent crypto market declines.

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