Bitcoin.com, a peer-to-peer trading platform competing with BTC-based LocalBitcoins, is now live and letting users buy and sell bitcoin cash anywhere in the world.
Bitcoin.com decided to launch the over-the-counter trading platform on June 4 in honor of the 30th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square protests.
Roger Ver, CEO of Bitcoin.com, explains that his main focus was to create an exchange platform that allows its users to keep their personal details private while engaging in peer-to-peer trading.
The platform's fee structure is simple as it will only charge 0.25 percent for makers and 0.75 percent for takers.
The new OTC marketplace also offers an affiliate program that lets users earn 20 percent of future trading fees associated with the referral accounts.
"Local.Bitcoin.com is a game changer for not only for cryptocurrency trading, but for global trade as well," said Ver.
Over 7,500 accounts had already been created and there are more than 2,000 active offers on the platform since it launched.
The preferred choice of payment has been bank transfers and in-person cash trades.
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Roger Ver launches Bitcoin Cash competitor to LocalBitcoins
gepubliceerd op Jun 7, 2019
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