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Bitstamp to Block Crypto Deposits Over €1,000 From Third-Party Wallets

Bitstamp to Block Crypto Deposits Over €1,000 From Third-Party Wallets

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What the rule covers

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Why now

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What happens when a deposit gets rejected

. So we need to translate those headings as well. Let's list all headings: - "What the rule covers" -> "Cakupan aturan ini" or "Apa yang dicakup aturan" - "Why now" -> "Mengapa sekarang" - "What happens when a deposit gets rejected" -> "Apa yang terjadi saat deposit ditolak" But note: The article content is given as HTML with
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. We need to translate the text inside, preserving the HTML tags. So we'll produce a string with the translated HTML. We'll do the entire content translation. Now the last paragraph: "Rejection isn't automatic reversal. The customer has to contact support to have the deposit sent back to the originator address. Bitstamp hasn't published details on return time, fees, or how the assets are valued at the point of return." Translation: "Penolakan bukanlah pembalikan otomatis. Pelanggan harus menghubungi dukungan untuk mengirimkan deposit kembali ke alamat asal. Bitstamp belum memublikasikan rincian tentang waktu pengembalian, biaya, atau bagaimana aset dinilai pada saat pengembalian." And final paragraph: "For now, exchange-originated deposits remain unaffected. The open question is how Bitstamp will handle edge cases — a shared wallet with mixed ownership, or a customer who can't prove control via the API tools. Those answers will likely come only after the first batch of rejections lands in support queues." Translation: "Untuk saat ini, deposit yang berasal dari bursa tetap tidak terpengaruh. Pertanyaan terbuka adalah bagaimana Bitstamp akan menangani kasus-kasus tepi — dompet bersama dengan kepemilikan campuran, atau pelanggan yang tidak dapat membuktikan kontrol melalui alat API. Jawaban tersebut kemungkinan hanya akan muncul setelah gelombang pertama penolakan masuk ke antrian dukungan." Now we need to put it all together with the HTML structure. The original content has
and then

first paragraph, then

What the rule covers

, then

second paragraph, then

third paragraph, then

Why now

, then

fourth paragraph, then

fifth paragraph, then

What happens when a deposit gets rejected

, then

sixth paragraph, then

seventh paragraph. Actually check the original: It has

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What the rule covers

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... third paragraph...

Why now

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