First Global Adds Chinese and Hong Kong Stocks to Bitcoin Margin Trading Platform
The addition of over 50 fast-moving stocks to First Global Credit is an important milestone for the company. Bitcoin margin trading platforms are becoming more popular as of late. First Global Credit, the first company bringing mainstream profit opportunities to bitcoin holders, added several dozen new stocks to their platform. All of these stocks are listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. As a result, bitcoin traders can now buy stocks from Chinese companies traded on the HKEX. Bridging the gap between traditional stocks and bitcoin is an excellent way to make cryptocurrency more....
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