Trading
Crypto Exchange Offers Credit Lines so Institutions Can Trade Now, Pay Later
LGO Markets is taking an unusual step for a cryptocurrency exchange by letting clients trade without pre-funding accounts.
Dutch Brokerage Launches Crypto Trading for the Euro Market
Amsterdam-based brokerage BUX has started offering crypto services following the acquisition of defunct exchange Blockport.
Revolut Expands Crypto Offering – But Not in the US
Fintech challenger bank Revolut accelerated its plans to offer crypto buy and sell services due to recent actions by central banks, said head of crypto Edward Cooper.
P2P Exchange Hodl Hodl Takes First Step in Bringing Private Bitcoin Trades to BlueWallet Users
Users of the BlueWallet app can now view available trades on Hodl Hodl, with trading coming soon.
Whale Watching: Exchange Data Contained Early Warning of Thursday's Bitcoin Dump
Data on the flow of funds into exchanges suggests big investors were preparing to dump bitcoin on the market five days before Thursday’s price rout.
Swiss Stock Exchange Invests in Institutional Trading Platform for Digital Assets
SIX said the partnership will provide an important gateway into the digital asset space.
Binance Adds Support for Fee-Free P2P Trading With Russian Rubles
Users can now trade rubles directly with bitcoin, ether, tether and binance coin without any transaction fees.
Platform Allowing Trading of Crypto in Custody Completes First $100K Transaction
The platform provides a solution that allows trading of digital assets which they remain in secure custody.
Uphold Introduces Commission-Free Trading for Users
The move to commission-free cryptocurrency trading was based on Uphold’s ability to net trades at a lower cost after gaining more liquidity providers, said Uphold CEO JP Thieriot.
Israel’s Securities Regulator Asks Private Sector for DLT Proof-of-Concepts
Israel’s chief securities regulator Anat Guetta says DLT has “transformative potential” for the startup nation’s capital markets. Now she wants to see a proof-of-concept.
