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[H2] We develop products for the regulated world of cryptocurrencies
Our goal is to build a platform that brings people closer to the world of cryptocurrencies, connects it with the traditional financial system, and enables simple, secure, and transparent exchange of digital assets.We have products meeting the requirements of the European MiCA regulation, and we are currently focusing our efforts on obtaining a Crypto Asset Service Provider (CASP) license.
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We are working on a modern solution that will enable simple and secure cryptocurrency exchange. Our exchange will be based on the principles of fair fees, high security, and regulatory compliance.Easy to use. Buy and sell in just a few steps — easy to understand, even for beginners.Fair fees. Clear pricing and a preview of costs before you confirm your transaction.Security at its core. Advanced account security and rigorous protection of your funds.Regulatory compliance. Procedures in line with the European MiCA framework.
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[H2] About Probinex
Probinex was created with the vision of connecting the world of cryptocurrencies with the traditional financial environment. Since our inception, we have been building trust, stability, and transparency, and we are further strengthening these values through regulation. Our goal is not quick profits, but a long-term sustainable and secure digital finance ecosystem.
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[H3] Regulations
We are actively preparing for full compliance with the European MiCA regulationThe goal is to obtain a CASP license and provide services under supervisionCooperation with legal and compliance expertsAML/KYC processes in accordance with applicable requirements
[H3] Transparency
We communicate openly about all steps and changesOur processes are clearly explainedTransparent fees with no hidden costsPublicly available information about service changes and operational updates
[H3] Maximum security
Protecting user funds is our priorityWe implement technologies that exceed banking standardsAccount verification (2FA), access control, monitoring of suspicious activityMeasures for secure management of digital assets and ongoing security testing
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What services does Probinex currently offer?
We are currently focused on preparing a regulated environment and future digital asset exchanges. Some services may be temporarily limited.
What does CASP license mean?
CASP (Crypto-Asset Service Provider) is the European designation for a licensed provider of services in the field of crypto-assets. Obtaining a license allows the provider to offer services under supervision and in accordance with MiCA requirements.
When will the currency exchange be launched?
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How does the regulation process work?
This involves a series of steps, including setting up processes, security standards, and compliance in accordance with MiCA. Once these have been completed, a CASP license can be obtained.

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[H1] About Us
[H3] A guide to the world of modern finance
For many, entering the world of cryptocurrencies and modern finance is complex and fraught with pitfalls. Our professional team, with experience across a variety of industries, is here to guide you on this journey.
[H2] Our team of experienced professionals in the crypto world
We combine our experience with precise automated trading strategies. Yet our team are not just algorithms, but experts in every possible field. Building a successful project requires successful management, excellent business, sophisticated marketing and many other perfectly managed aspects.
[H4] Adam Neuberger
Head of PR & Communication
[H4] Stavros Hadjikyriacou
Head of Licensing & Regulation

[H4] Patrik Neuberger
Head of Sales
[H4] Tomáš Hucík
Head of Customer Support
[H4] Miroslav Rozenberg
Head of Marketing
[H4] Barbora Plašilová
Head of Human Resources
[H4] Jakub Nowak
Head of Research & Development
[H2] Our common vision to change the financial world
Our team is largely made up of experienced professionals in the field who know that the future lies in crypto. Our goal is to create an ecosystem of products and services that eliminate barriers between the conventional world of inflation and centralized government influence and the world of cryptocurrencies that seems to be the financial ecosystem of the future.Thanks to the support of our clients, as well as the community around the project, we can witness our ambitious vision come to life.

[H2] Structure
Several companies are cooperating on the project - FOX GROUP LTD., Binex s.r.o., PROBINEX SMPC and Probinex IKE.The PBX tokens, which are now liquid and freely tradable on the ProBit, BitMart, MEXC and PancakeSwap exchanges, were issued by FOX GROUP LTD. and are distributed to customers in the Czech Republic and Slovakia through the Binex s.r.o. exchange, which enables the exchange of PBX tokens for other cryptocurrencies or fiat currency. FOX GROUP LTD. also provides electronic wallet services for the project's customers.PROBINEX IKE is the operator of the Earnio platform, a unique crypto product enabling the public to share in the wealth of the cryptocurrency world.Probinex IKE also offers a crypto friendly payment platform Probinex Pay with IBAN account for your convenience.

[H2] A diverse team has the best ideas
Our vision attracts people who want to be part of the change. That's why we give opportunities to juniors with a passion for crypto. The younger generation doesn't just believe in crypto, they live it. Their passion and drive for crypto move the whole team ahead.We have a deeply ingrained start-up culture where change is the only certainty. That's why it's imperative that we build on each other's strengths. It is crucial for us that everyone develops the skills they enjoy using.There are over forty of us and despite our incredibly fast and dynamic growth, we still have our eyes set on the same goal. We share a vision and are united by our passion for cryptocurrencies.That's how we turn our vision into reality.
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[H1] Crypto glossary
[H4] Get an overview of basic and advanced concepts in cryptocurrency and blockchain
[H4] A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y Z
[H1] A
[H3] AirDrop
Airdrop in cryptocurrency is a distribution of free tokens or coins to multiple wallet addresses, typically as part of a marketing strategy, community building, or reward mechanism.
[H3] AML (Anti-Money Laundering)
AML (Anti-Money Laundering) refers to a set of laws, regulations, and procedures designed to prevent criminals from disguising illegally obtained funds as legitimate income.
[H3] APY (Annual Percentage Yield)
APY (Annual Percentage Yield) is a metric that shows how much interest or yield you can earn on a crypto investment over one year, expressed as a percentage.
[H3] ATH (All-Time High)
ATL (All-Time Low) refers to the lowest recorded price of a cryptocurrency or token since its launch and listing on the market.
[H3] ATL (All-Time Low)
ATH (All-Time High) refers to the highest price ever reached by a cryptocurrency or token since it was launched and started trading on the market.
[H1] B
[H3] Bear Market
Bear Market in cryptocurrency refers to a prolonged period of declining prices across the crypto market, often accompanied by pessimism, fear, and reduced trading activity.
[H3] Bitcoin (BTC)
Bitcoin (BTC) is the first and most well-known cryptocurrency, created in 2009 by an anonymous person or group using the name Satoshi Nakamoto.
[H3] Blockchain
Blockchain is a decentralized, distributed digital ledger that records transactions across many computers in a way that ensures transparency, security, and immutability.
[H3] Bull Market
Bull Market in cryptocurrency refers to a prolonged period during which the prices of crypto assets are rising or expected to rise.
[H1] C
[H3] CASP (Crypto Asset Service Provider)
CASP (Crypto Asset Service Provider) is a regulatory term used to describe companies and individuals that offer services related to cryptocurrencies and other digital assets.
[H3] Cold Wallet
Cold Wallet is a type of cryptocurrency wallet that stores digital assets completely offline, making it immune to online hacks, malware, and phishing attacks.
[H3] Consensus Mechanism
Consensus Mechanism is a fundamental process used in blockchain networks to agree on the validity of transactions and maintain a single, secure version of the distributed ledger.
[H1] D
[H3] DeFi (Decentralized Finance)
DeFi (Decentralized Finance) is a blockchain-based financial system that replaces traditional intermediaries like banks, brokers, and payment services with smart contracts and decentralized platforms.
[H3] Derivatives
Derivatives in cryptocurrency are financial contracts whose value is based on an underlying crypto asset, such as Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), or other tokens.
[H3] Dumping (Cryptocurrency Sell-off)
Dumping in cryptocurrency refers to the massive and rapid selling of a particular crypto asset, often leading to a sharp decline in its price.
[H3] Dusting Attack
A dusting attack is a type of cyberattack in which an attacker sends a very small amount of cryptocurrency (so-called "dust") to users' wallets. The goal is to track transaction activity and identify wallet owners.
[H3] DYOR (Do Your Own Research)
DYOR is a fundamental principle in the cryptocurrency world, emphasizing the importance of conducting independent research before making investment decisions. The crypto market is full of opportunities but also risks, including fraudulent projects.
[H1] E
[H3] Ethereum (ETH)
Ethereum is a decentralized blockchain platform that allows developers to build and run smart contracts and decentralized applications (dApps) without relying on central authorities
[H3] ETF (Exchange-Traded Fund)
ETF (Exchange-Traded Fund) is a financial product that tracks the value of an underlying asset or group of assets, such as cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or Ethereum, and can be traded on traditional stock exchanges.
[H3] Exit Scam
An exit scam is a fraudulent practice in which the founders of a cryptocurrency project or exchange suddenly disappear with investors' funds. These scams typically involve projects promising high returns but lacking any real product.
[H1] F
[H3] Fiat currency
A fiat currency is a government-issued currency, such as the dollar, euro, or koruna, controlled by a central bank. It is not backed by any physical asset, and its value depends on trust in the state and its economy. Governments regulate the supply of fiat money and use it for economic policy management, which can lead to inflation. Unlike cryptocurrencies, which are decentralized and governed by algorithms, fiat currencies are subject to central institutional decisions.
[H3] Fireblocks
Fireblocks is a security infrastructure for managing digital assets, used by banks, exchanges, and financial institutions to protect cryptocurrencies. Probinex has integrated Fireblocks into its ecosystem to ensure maximum security for user funds.
[H3] FOMO (Fear of Missing Out)
FOMO is a psychological phenomenon where investors buy cryptocurrencies out of fear that they will miss out on price growth. It often leads to impulsive decisions and buying at market peaks.
[H3] Fork (Blockchain Split)
A fork is a change in blockchain network rules that leads to the creation of a new version of the blockchain. A soft fork is a backward-compatible update, whereas a hard fork creates an entirely new blockchain (e.g., Bitcoin Cash, which originated from Bitcoin).
[H3] Front Fee
An entry fee charged during the allocation and reallocation of funds. This fee covers the costs associated with trading activities and ensures efficient capital redistribution.
[H3] FUD (Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt)
FUD refers to the spread of negative news or misinformation aimed at causing panic and a decline in cryptocurrency prices. It can be triggered by regulatory changes, negative media coverage, or market manipulation.
[H1] G
[H3] Gas (Transaction Fee on Blockchain)
Gas is a unit that measures the computational power required to execute a transaction or smart contract on a blockchain, such as Ethereum. The gas fee depends on network congestion and the complexity of the operation.
[H3] Governance (Decentralized Project Management)
Governance in cryptocurrencies refers to the decision-making process regarding the future of blockchain protocols and projects. It can be centralized (controlled by a single entity) or decentralized (where governance token holders make decisions). Projects like DAOs (Decentralized Autonomous Organizations) allow users to vote on changes within the ecosystem.
[H3] Greater Fool Theory
The Greater Fool Theory describes an investment strategy where people buy overvalued assets, believing they can sell them to an even “greater fool” at a higher price. This concept is common in cryptocurrency markets, especially during speculative bubbles.
[H1] H
[H3] Hard Peg (Fixed Peg to Another Currency or Asset)
A hard peg is a mechanism where the value of a currency or asset is strictly tied to the value of another asset, usually a fiat currency or commodity. This means its price remains fixed or moves only within a predefined range. In cryptocurrencies, hard pegs are commonly used in stablecoins, such as USDT (Tether) or USDC, which are pegged to the US dollar at a 1:1 ratio.
[H3] High-Frequency Trading (HFT)
HFT is a trading strategy that uses algorithms to execute a large number of trades in a very short time. This approach is popular in both traditional markets and cryptocurrencies.
[H3] HODL (Hold On for Dear Life)
HODL is a popular crypto term meaning long-term holding of cryptocurrencies regardless of short-term price fluctuations. It originally came from a misspelling of the word "hold" on a Bitcoin forum in 2013.
[H3] Hot Wallet
A hot wallet is a type of cryptocurrency wallet connected to the internet, allowing for quick transactions but also increasing the risk of hacking. Probinex prioritizes user security and employs advanced technologies such as Fireblocks, which combine the convenience of a hot wallet with the protection of cold storage.
[H1] I
[H3] ICO (Initial Coin Offering)
An ICO is a fundraising method for new crypto projects, where investors purchase newly issued tokens before they are listed on an exchange. This model was especially popular in 2017–2018. A total of 55% of the PBX ICO was offered to early investors in 2021. 550,000,000 PBX tokens found their new owners by November 2021, a month earlier than the planned end of the presale. The token sale raised $17,550,000 USD.
[H3] Immutable Ledger
Blockchain functions as an immutable ledger, where all transactions are permanently recorded and cannot be altered retroactively. This characteristic ensures transparency and data security.
[H3] Index
A crypto index is a tool that tracks the performance of a selected group of cryptocurrencies through a single numerical value. Similar to stock market indices (like the S&P 500), a crypto index reflects the overall market movement of multiple coins or tokens.
[H3] Inflation
Inflation in crypto refers to the gradual increase in the number of tokens or coins in circulation, which can reduce their value. For example, Bitcoin follows a deflationary model, as its supply is capped at 21 million BTC, whereas Ethereum’s inflation was reduced after transitioning to the Proof-of-Stake (PoS) model.
[H1] J
[H3] Jevons Paradox
Jevons' Paradox states that when the efficiency of using a resource increases, its consumption often does not decrease but actually grows. In crypto, this can be seen, for example, in lower transaction fees, which lead to higher user activity.
[H3] JOMO (Joy of Missing Out)
JOMO is the opposite of FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) and describes a situation where investors feel no pressure to make quick decisions and are content with not participating in speculative markets.
[H1] K
[H3] Key Management
Key Management refers to the secure management of private keys, which are essential for accessing cryptocurrency assets. Keys can be stored in various forms, such as hardware wallets (Ledger, Trezor), multisig systems, or MPC (Multi-Party Computation), a method of splitting a key among multiple parties.Probinex uses top-tier security technologies like Fireblocks, which combine MPC and institutional-grade key protection to ensure maximum security of user assets.
[H3] KYC (Know Your Customer)
KYC is a process of verifying users' identities, required by regulations to combat money laundering (AML). Cryptocurrency platforms, including Probinex, implement KYC to ensure a legal and safe environment for trading and investing in the PBX token and other products.
[H1] L
[H3] Law of Accelerating Returns
The law of accelerating returns is a concept popularized by Ray Kurzweil, who argues that technological progress does not develop linearly, but exponentially.
[H3] Leverage
Leverage allows traders to open positions larger than their own capital by borrowing funds from an exchange or other liquidity provider.
[H3] Liquidity
Liquidity refers to the ability of an asset to be quickly and easily exchanged for another currency or token without significantly affecting its price. The higher the liquidity, the more stable the market is.
[H1] M
[H3] Market Cap
Market capitalization is the total value of a cryptocurrency calculated as the price of one token × the total number of tokens in circulation.
[H3] Memecoin
Memecoin is a cryptocurrency that originated as a joke or internet meme, but gained popularity through community and speculation. Unlike Bitcoin or Ethereum, memecoins usually do not have a strong technological base or practical use, but often experience sharp price fluctuations due to viral trends.
[H3] Management fee
A portfolio management fee that finances the professional management of trading activities.
[H3] MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation)
MiCA is the European regulation for cryptocurrency services, which aims to ensure the legal and transparent functioning of the crypto market in the EU. It sets out rules for stablecoins, cryptocurrency service providers (CASPs) and fraud prevention.
[H3] Mining
Mining is the process of validating transactions and adding new blocks to the blockchain, usually through Proof of Work (PoW). Miners use powerful ASIC or GPU devices to solve complex mathematical problems.
[H1] N
[H3] NFT (Non-Fungible Token)
NFTs are unique digital assets stored on the blockchain that represent ownership of a specific digital or physical object, such as art, music or gaming items. Each NFT has a unique identifier and is not interchangeable like regular cryptocurrencies.
[H3] Node
A node is a computer or server connected to the blockchain network that helps maintain its decentralized structure. There are full nodes, which store the entire blockchain, and light nodes, which verify only part of the transactions. The nodes ensure the security and transparency of the network.
[H1] O
[H3] On-Chain Data
On-Chain Data includes all transactions and activities that are recorded directly on the blockchain. Analysts track on-chain metrics such as the number of active addresses, transaction fees or trade volumes to understand market dynamics.
[H3] Open/Close
In cryptocurrency trading, the terms Open and Close are used to indicate the start and end of a trading position.Open - The moment a trader enters the market by buying (long) or selling (short) a cryptocurrency.Close - The moment when a trader sells an asset (for a long position) or buys it back (for a short position) to realize a profit or minimize a loss.
[H3] Over-the-Counter (OTC)
OTC (Over-the-Counter) trading means that a cryptocurrency transaction takes place outside of a traditional exchange, usually directly between two parties or through a specialized broker.
[H1] P
[H3] Performance Fee
Performance fee is a fee charged by investment platforms or fund managers based on the positive performance of a trading strategy.
[H3] Ponzi scheme
A Ponzi scheme is a fraudulent investment model where the returns of older investors are paid out of the deposits of new participants, not actual profits. The scheme collapses when there are not enough new investors to cover the promised returns.
[H3] Portfolio
A cryptocurrency portfolio refers to a set of assets that an investor holds as part of their investment strategy. A portfolio may include Bitcoin, altcoins, stablecoins, NFTs, DeFi positions or derivatives. Proper portfolio diversification helps minimize risk and optimize returns.
[H3] Probinex
Probinex is a fintech project focused on connecting traditional finance and the cryptocurrency market. The goal is to offer regulated, safe and innovative investment products that allow investors to generate returns without the need for deep cryptocurrency knowledge.
[H3] Pump and Dump
Pump and Dump is a market manipulation in which a group of investors artificially inflate the price of a cryptocurrency (pump) through fake new

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[H4] Binex s.r.o.
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