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U.S. Crypto Trading Platforms Are About to Get More Competition via @bloomberg
According to Bloomberg, “Cryptocurrency trading platform eToro plans to open its doors to U.S. investors. “U.S. users can join the waiting list for the Tel Aviv-based platform and the service will be rolled out in the second-half of this year, eToro Chief Executive Officer and co-founder Yoni Assia said in an interview Tuesday. “The platform […]
According to Bloomberg, “Cryptocurrency trading platform eToro plans to open its doors to U.S. investors.
“U.S. users can join the waiting list for the Tel Aviv-based platform and the service will be rolled out in the second-half of this year, eToro Chief Executive Officer and co-founder Yoni Assia said in an interview Tuesday.
“The platform will initially offer 10 tokens — Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Ripple XRP, Dash, Bitcoin Cash, Stellar, Ethereum Classic, NEO and EOS — that can be traded for each other or for dollars. The primary focus will be individual investors, Assia said. eToro has more than 10 million users in Europe, Asia and the Middle East, and raised more than $162 million in capital funding, according to an emailed statement.”