Yacuna Launches No-Verification Bitcoin Buying for Crypto Novices
UK cryptocurrency exchange Yacuna has launched a website that aims to remove the hassle of trading for newcomers who want to buy cryptocurrencies quickly and easily. Selling bitcoin, dogecoin and litecoin, YacunaDirect is a user-friendly platform designed to appeal to a broad international audience, including traditional traders and finance professionals, who may not yet have experimented with digital currencies. The firm acts as a broker and lets users buy cryptocurrencies at a fixed price, rather than having to navigate the ups and downs of a live exchange. Speaking to CoinDesk, Andrei....
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