After months of speculation, San Francisco-based Coinbase launched the trading of 0x on its trading platform, causing a quick 40 percent rise in the asset's price after listing.
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ZRX prices spiked by over 40 percent at the time of Coinbase's announcement, and the bullish price action continues to sustain.
The listing comes soon after ZRX was added to Coinbase Pro, the company's retail trading platform.
In the blog post, Coinbase stated one of the most common requests from its customers was to offer more cryptocurrencies for trading on its platform.
Now, the firm has declared its intentions for adding support well in advance to presumably avoid a Bitcoin Cash-like debacle - which spurred insider trading rumors after the asset's prices hit $8,500 on Coinbase and traded at $3,500 on other exchanges.
For now, users from New York and the United Kingdom will not have access to trading ZRX due to unresolved regulatory issues The addition of ZRX is a move away from well-established cryptocurrencies that Coinbase is known for listing.
The exchange typically adds utility tokens and keeps a distance from security tokens, which ZRX may be classified under by some critics.
The Twitterverse called out a conflict of interest in the ZRX listing.
The finding begs the question: How did ZRX get trading support over Stellar or Cardano? Both have a higher market cap than the former and have been on the community's wishlist since a significant period.
ZRX Spikes 40 Percent After Coinbase Listing
Publicado en Oct 18, 2018
by Cryptoslate | Publicado en Coinage
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