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Here’s Why Bitto Could Be The Next Big Thing In The Cryptocurrency Exchange Space

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The cryptocurrency exchange industry is big business. In the last twenty-four hours, Binance did just shy of $3 billion in volume across its top ten traded cryptocurrency pairs. Bithumb did $3.2 billion. Bitfinex saw $1.64 billion traded on its top ten pairs.

­All of these exchanges take fees from traders for each of the buys and sells they carry out, translating to substantial daily revenues; revenues that are only set to increase as the cryptocurrency space advances further into mainstream consciousness.

This is great for those running the exchanges and the investors behind them, of course, but that’s where the collateral benefit ends – in most cases. Binance has its own token and holders of the coin benefit from the platform’s growth to a degree, but this coin was only recently issued meaning the platform had already expanded its userbase substantially by the time investors were offered an opportunity to take a position in any future growth.

What if there was an exchange that offered individual traders and investors an opportunity to pick up an exposure to the growth of a platform like that of Binance ahead of its user acquisition?

Well, there is, and it’s called Bitto.

Bitto is a brand new cryptocurrency exchange that is currently conducting an initial coin offering (ICO) that allows participants to pick up an exposure to the company and its exchange platform ahead of its primary growth phase.

The first stage of the ICO is about to close but there’s still time to participate ahead of the second stage kicking off and participants will receive the company’s proprietary token, BITTO – something we’ll focus on in a bit more detail shortly.

But first, let’s address an important question: how can a new exchange compete with some of the existing industry behemoths – Binance, Bittrex, etc.?

Well, Bitto differentiates itself from these exchanges by offering its users much more than just the ability to buy and sell a particular cryptocurrency across its platform. Sure, users can trade cryptocurrency using the Bitto platform, but they can also earn money and gain rewards through a number of other methods, including:

  • Staking – BITTO is a proof of stake coin.
  • Referrals – users earn a live commission on any trades their referred users make across the platform.
  • Lending – through the platform’s lending facility, users can lend to other traders and earn daily interest of up to 18%.

But that’s not all. Any users that are either inexperienced cryptocurrency traders or that want to optimize their returns are able ­­to follow other traders – traders that have a proven track record of profitable trading across the Bitto platform. In other words, through the copy trading and signal type service that the platform offers, when a top crypto trader earns, Bitto users earn at the same time.

So what are the advantages of taking part in the ICO?

Well, first up, participants can gain access to reduced trading fees, with the fees payable variable depending on the degree of participation. Second, holders receive bonuses based on the tokens they pick up as part of the ICO. Stage one participants receive a 34% bonus (this is the stage that’s open now – but not for much longer).

Stage two participants receive a 22.5% bonus, stage three participants receive an 11.25% bonus and stage four participants get a 5.625% bonus.

Additionally, the company also intends to carry out a token buyback program that will see it burn tokens over time. As per this program, a certain percentage of profits will be used to by BITTO on the open market and these tokens will be removed from circulation. Simple supply and demand economics suggest that a decreased token supply should translate to an increased per-token price, meaning that this reward program should boost price over time.

There’s also an organic per token price increase assumption, rooted in user growth. As more and more users come on board, more BITTO will be bought and held to stake the network, increasing demand and – by proxy – price.

Finally, if a user wants to take advantage of the copy trade facility, they must purchase tokens to use as capital. Therefore, the higher the participation in this program (and since it’s a neat way for users to essentially trade like a professional), the higher the demand for the tokens.

To conclude, then, this is a brand new exchange that offers its users much more than the current leaders in the space offer theirs. Lending and borrowing facilities, staking and the ability to earn through referrals should drive user growth and any participants in the ICO stand to benefit from this growth through their ownership of BITTO tokens going forward.

Check out the Bitto white paper here.

Participate in the first stage of the company’s ICO here.


Image courtesy of Bitto.tech

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Bitcoin Price Dumps Below $41,000 Amid Uncertainty

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Bitcoin price dumped hard on Monday, briefly slipping below $41,000, erasing gains recorded in the previous week. The premier cryptocurrency seems to have exhausted its recent rally propelled by industry vulnerabilities. At the time of writing, the world’s largest cryptocurrency was trading slightly lower at $41,385. Bitcoin’s total market cap has dipped by 2% over the past day, while the total volume of BTC tokens traded over the same period climbed by 58%.

Fundamentals

Bitcoin price has been facing retracements and a rollercoaster over the past few days after recently rocketing to a 20-month peak. On-chain data has suggested that many investors used the opportunity to take some profits, leading to a decline in the asset’s price.

Bitcoin’s price slump is mirrored in the wider crypto market, with the global crypto market cap decreasing by 1.85% over the past 24 hours to $1.55 trillion. The total crypto market volume has increased by 32% over the same period. The Crypto Fear and Greed Index has plunged from a level of extreme greed to a greed level of 70, suggesting a decline in risk appetite.

Ethereum, the largest altcoin by market capitalization, is currently trading at $2,167, down almost 3% for the day. Meme coins have been hit hard by the market slump, with Dogecoin and Shiba Inu down by more than 4% over the last day.

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Bitcoin Price is in Consolidation Mode Despite Market Optimism Post-Fed Decision

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Bitcoin price edged lower on Thursday despite optimism in wider markets on the back of the Fed’s interest rate decision. The flagship cryptocurrency has been consolidating above the critical level of $42,000 after briefly topping $44,000, its highest level in 20 months. Bitcoin was trading 0.71% lower at $42,569 at press time. BTC’s total market cap has increased by more than 3% over the last day to $832 billion, while the total volume of the asset traded over the same period jumped by 22%.

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Bitcoin price has been trading sideways over the past few days, suggesting a pause in its recent rally towards $45,000. The premier cryptocurrency has decreased by 4% in the past week but remains 15.22% higher in the month to date. The digital asset has staged a significant recovery this year after a torrid 2022 in which a string of scandals, including the collapse of FTX, led to a market meltdown, undermining the credibility of the sector.

The crypto market has been buoyed by the Fed’s latest interest rate decision. The US Federal Reserve on Wednesday held its key interest rate unchanged for the third consecutive time, in line with market expectations. With the easing of the inflation rate, members of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) voted to keep the benchmark overnight borrowing rate in a targeted range between 5.25%-5.5%.

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Bitcoin Price Blasts $44K in Spectacular Surge as Spot Bitcoin ETF Approval Looms Large

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Bitcoin price has been hovering above the $43,000 psychological level over the past two days amid anticipation about the potential approval of a spot bitcoin ETF. The flagship cryptocurrency has climbed more than 16% in the past week and nearly 170% in the year to date. Bitcoin’s total market cap has increased by nearly 5% over the past 24 hours to $858.9 billion, while the total volume of the token traded rose by 43%. The Bitcoin price was trading at $43,914 at press time.

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Bitcoin price has posted significant gains over the past few days, climbing to its highest level since April 2022, before the crash of a stablecoin that started a litany of company failures, pummeling crypto prices. The world’s largest cryptocurrency briefly topped the crucial level of $44,000 on Wednesday amid rising momentum despite being massively overbought.

According to analysts, with no spot bitcoin ETF approvals yet and the halving event five to six months away, the market is riding on FOMO. Capital has been flowing in the Bitcoin market amid enthusiasm that the launches of spot ETF will bring in billions of dollars of new investment into the crypto sector.

Investors have already started providing capital as seed money for ETF products. Notably, a recent report by CoinDesk showed that the world’s largest fund manager, BlackRock, received $100,000 in capital from a seed investor for its spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund…

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