BTX Exchange与新加坡、日本、韩国市商达成战略合作

链得得Published on 2024-07-29Last updated on 2024-08-04

新加坡、东京、首尔 – 2024年7月30日 – BTX Exchange,基于 DePIN 协议的 Web3.0 加密货币交易平台,宣布与新加坡的Zenith Market Solutions、韩国的HanMarket Solutions以及日本的Hikari Trading Partners达成深度合作。这一战略合作旨在提升平台的流动性与交易效率,进一步优化用户的交易体验。

提升做市能力,优化交易效率

作为一个专注于个人数字主权和数据保护的交易平台,BTX Exchange 与这些全球领先的做市商合作,将显著增强平台的流动性,确保用户在任何时刻都能以最佳价格完成交易。做市商在交易生态系统中扮演着至关重要的角色,他们通过提供流动性和保持合理的买卖价差(Bid-Ask Spread),提升市场效率。

Zenith Market Solutions(新加坡): 作为新加坡市场的顶级做市商之一,Zenith Market Solutions以其创新的技术和深厚的市场影响力闻名。此次合作将帮助BTX Exchange在亚洲市场进一步扩展,提供更迅速、更准确的交易撮合服务。

Hikari Trading Partners(日本): Hikari Trading Partners在日本市场享有盛誉,以其卓越的流动性提供能力和市场分析技术著称。与Hikari的合作将进一步巩固BTX Exchange在亚太地区的地位,确保用户享受到顶级的交易服务。

HanMarket Solutions(韩国): HanMarket Solutions在韩国市场拥有丰富的经验和强大的市场网络。他们的先进做市算法和风险管理能力将为BTX用户提供更稳定、可靠的交易环境。

技术创新与未来展望

BTX Exchange 致力于通过技术创新,为用户提供安全、高效且友好的加密货币交易体验。此次与国际顶级做市商的合作是BTX全球扩展战略的重要一步,将进一步优化平台的交易撮合系统,提升市场深度和流动性。

CEO声明

BTX Exchange首席执行官Richard Wilson表示:“我们非常高兴与Zenith Market Solutions、Hikari Trading Partners和HanMarket Solutions达成合作。这将大幅提升我们平台的流动性和交易效率,同时为用户带来更优质的交易体验。”

未来展望

通过与这些顶级做市商的合作,BTX Exchange将继续推进全球扩展计划,优化交易系统,确保用户在市场波动中也能享受平稳的交易体验。BTX Exchange 将持续拓展全球合作伙伴关系,致力于为用户提供更全面、更优质的加密货币交易服务。

关于 BTX Exchange

BTX Exchange 是基于 DePIN 协议的 Web3.0 加密货币交易平台,专注于个人数字主权和数据保护。我们致力于解决传统金融和现有加密货币行业中的各种问题,提供安全、高效且用户友好的交易体验。

主要特点:

1. 现货和期货:交易 BTC、ETH、XRP、DOGE、SHIB、BNB 等多种加密货币。

2. 先进的安全性:多重签名技术、冷钱包存储和智能合约确保最高水平的资产保护。

3. DePIN 协议:安全的去中心化身份验证,增强隐私和安全性。

4. 用户奖励:通过推荐计划和独家促销活动获取奖励。

5. 全球合规:全面持牌和审计,BTX 提供值得信赖的交易环境。

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