Vault of Satoshi Launches Coin-To-Coin Trading
Crypto-currency exchange Vault of Satoshi today announced the launch of coin-to-coin trading, allowing the service's user base to trade from "any coin to any coin" without having to start with bitcoin and litecoin first. The move will allow for greater flexibility on the platform, particularly for those who aren't interested in trading for major crypto-currencies like those listed above. The exchange's Director of Marketing noted that coin-to-coin trading is not subject to the same verification restrictions, like those applicable when trading to fiat. "Users who create an account, and are....
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