Bitcoin Exchange CCEDK Relaunches as Decentralized Conglomerate
CCEDK, the Denmark-based bitcoin exchange, will go offline at the end of May in order to relaunch as part of a network of cryptocurrency partnerships known as Decentralized Conglomerate, according to the company’s website. The website directs visitors to Bitscan, a bitcoin business directory, where CCEDK’s plans are explained in detail. Bitcoin Services Must Add Value. The company states that proliferation of bitcoin services means that exchanges have to offer added value to attract and retain customers. Such added value includes wallet services, liquidity, leverage, trading tools and a....
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Pioneering Danish Bitcoin exchange CCEDK is to close down and reopen as a financial gateway for OpenLedger, its creator has announced. CCEDK Out, OpenLedger In. Ronny Boesing, who started the exchange in 2014, released the news to users in a statement Friday. “The current trading engine will cease operating for good… When the exchange re-opens on 1 July,....
Recently we had a chance to interview Mr. Ronny Boesing - the CEO of Denmark's first and only Cryptocurrency exchange. Founded last year, CCEDK is one of the well-known exchanges in the region. CCEDK offers support for trading multiple crypto-fiat pairs. The company is also on its way to launch a new Bitcoin debit card, which acts more like a real debit card than other existing prepaid debit cards issued by other Bitcoin companies. We asked Ronny a lot of questions about himself and CCEDK. He has a lot of interesting things to share. You can find the interview below. NewsBTC: How did you....
We had earlier interviewed Ronny Boesing, the CEO of CCEDK. In that interview, he explained about the origins of CCEDK and how he got drawn into the cryptocurrency sector. A lot of things have happened with CCEDK since then, including the recent launch of OBITS, an OpenLedger based crypto-token. So, here we are back with Ronny to know about the latest news from inside CCEDK and OpenLedger. NewsBTC: CCEDK has been in the news a lot lately, especially about the launch of OBITS and how it is different from other cryptotokens? Can u please elaborate a bit about that? Ronny: Unlike other....
There's been a lot of chatter over the past few days about a new bitcoin exchange based out of Denmark. As noted in our coverage, this exchange is touting maximum security as one of its main selling points. Read more: New Danish Bitcoin Exchange Touting Maximum Security. Today the exchange, named CCEDK, has finally launched. In effort to act as a transparent operation, exchange founder Ronny Boesing has reportedly made 1,000 bitcoins available for trading - a fairly large liquidity pool for a newly-launched exchange. A view of the exchange's operation shows a rather amateur-looking....
CCEDK has announced that it is coming out with its own Bitcoin debit card. In addition to strictly storing the funds as Bitcoin or USD, the user will have the option to store their money as BitShares, which would be pegged to the value of the dollar or another major currency. This is a fundamentally lacking feature in many card programs available to Bitcoiners, although Bitreserve have come along to try and deal with the problem of volatility. The new card will be called the NanoCard and it will be broadly available to customers of the exchange beginning today. The CEO of the exchange....