Here’s why Digital Ticks could be the next big thing in the Cryptocurrency Exchange Space
The new outlook of the New York Wall Street is the cryptocurrency exchange which is now doing the global volume close to the average turnover of New York Stock Exchange. Although, comparing cryptocurrency to stock exchange might not be the best way to describe the actual volume of crypto trade, but it definitely gives us an idea on how popular this market has become last year. Immediately after the popularity of Bitcoin, a large number of cryptocurrency coins / tokens were poured in the market and they all met an equally big response, making cryptocurrency exchanges a successful business model. The trading volume on crypto exchanges is in the multiple of billions of dollars.
Just what this business was lacking up till now, is being introduced by Digital Ticks Exchange (DTx). DTx is taking the crypto trading a step further by initiating the “First-Ever Commodity-Crypto Exchange”. This means that by using Digital Ticks platform, traders would be allowed to trade between crypto – cypto currencies and commodities like Gold / Silver vs crypto currencies.
The feature list on Digital Ticks platform is never ending by giving facilities like OCO order, Single Portfolio View, Statistical Data View, High Frequency trading tool and a lot more.
Traders would be enjoying exclusive discounts on trading fees depending on the volume of trades they pour in the platform. But as a starting-up bonus, for a couple of month, users would be trading at lowest ever trading fees possible – Zero!! This is for beginners and professionals both.
Digital Ticks Exchange understands the importance of time of the trader and to cater to the high speed volatility of the market DTx is built up on high-end advanced technology having capabilities of handling more than 1,000,000,000 orders per second. Digital Ticks team would also do routine vulnerability test to ensure smooth functioning of the system and thereby avoidance of hack happening in the crypto space.
Read more about Digital Ticks in this whitepaper.