Interactive financial markets technology platform LevelTradingField is launching a cryptocurrency derivatives exchange using the ethereum blockchain.
Dubbed CADE, the exchange is set to go live this September.
It will list ERC-20 tokens which track bitcoin, ether, litecoin, bitcoin cash, ripple and monero, with more to be considered on a rolling basis, according to a press release published Friday.
These tokens will allow traders to reap the economic benefits of investment in crypto without actually owning any of the digital goods.
All derivative tokens on CADE are to be priced in LUSD, a stablecoin pegged to the U.S. dollar and guaranteed for by the company.
The press release notes that this type exchange could be used in a variety of beneficial ways, not just for cryptocurrency traders, also but miners and long-term investors.
On the other hand, the release also notes that CADE will only accept participants who have successfully passed through a "Robust compliance framework" in order to ensure that know-your-customer and anti-money-laundering standards are upheld.
Last year the company launched a Bitcoin Market Predictor attracting participants to bet on the future price movements of bitcoin in a game of skill akin to fantasy sports betting.
More recently, LevelTradingField also announced a new partnership with global connectivity provider, NetXpress, to feature a cryptocurrency feed for users consolidating data from major cryptocurrency exchanges.
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Markets Tech Firm to Launch Crypto Derivatives Exchange
Publicado en Aug 6, 2018
by Coindesk | Publicado en Coinage
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