With the announcement on Wednesday of its anticipated listing on Hit Techs Limited (HitBTC) Exchange, the world’s largest crypto exchange by 24-hour volume, Bitcoin Latinum (LTNM) — the next-generation insured asset-backed cryptocurrency — is gaining pace and growing its global acceptance.
With LTNM, traders will be able to trade bitcoin (BTC) and Tether (USDT) pairings, with formal trading expected to begin around the end of December 2021.
HitBTC will be the seventh crypto exchange to list LTNM.
Why is Bitcoin Latinum becoming increasingly popular?
Bitcoin Latinum is a Bitcoin-based asset-backed cryptocurrency. Monsoon Blockchain Corporation created LTNM for the Bitcoin Latinum Foundation. In terms of cost and scalability, it can handle massive numbers of crypto transactions.
LTNM listing on HitBTC shows how swiftly it is gaining acceptance in the global crypto community as one of the ground-breaking Bitcoin blockchain-based tokens that will soon empower industries such as media, gaming, telecommunications, and cloud computing.
By allowing more users to join the network and encouraging more people to support the distributed ledger that underpins Bitcoin Latinum, the listing on HitBTC highlights the Bitcoin Latinum community’s commitment to establishing a sustainable decentralized crypto economy.
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The HitBTC team said that they are very excited to see how Bitcoin Latinum will continue to empower their vision and gain further outreach with the large and diverse community.
HitBTC is placed in the Top 5 or approximately $5.1 billion by Coinmarketcap in terms of 24-hour volume among 300+ crypto exchanges. HitBTC’s inclusion in LTNM’s portfolio will allow the company to reach a broader audience interested in cryptocurrencies and decentralized finance (Defi).
The Bitcoin Latinum team demonstrates its strong commitment to making the crypto business more substantial, diversified, and efficient by adding reputable exchanges to its portfolio.
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