BTCC returns to the market

Bitcoin exchange BTCC returns to the market updated, offering users zero commissions, increased security and bonus points.

According to the official blog post of the company, at launch the new platform will provide support for currencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Bitcoin Cash and Litecoin, as well as trading pairs with them. The company also promises to regularly introduce new trading pairs to meet the needs of its clients.

Furthermore, the new BTCC exchange will offer zero trading fees for the first three months after launch.

The BTCC team promises that its new platform will feature increased liquidity, which will allow for small bets and short deposits, as well as quick confirmation of withdrawals. The features of the updated trading platform are expected to be available to clients all over the world as early as June this year.

The company envisions its new platform as a cutting-edge system that will provide its users with virtually unlimited trading opportunities.

On the technical side, the new system will use a “multi-level, multi-cluster system with an optimized high-speed data exchange mechanism,” according to the company’s blog.

BTCC is proud to have achieved this in seven years. The work has never been hacked due to the serious attitude towards security issues. Therefore, BTCC has decided to add cold storage functionality and SSL-encrypted traffic to its new platform, providing its customers with the most secure way to store digital assets. 

BTCC also offers users of the new platform the opportunity to earn points. Customers will benefit from using their reward points across the entire BTCC ecosystem, which also includes the BTCC Pool and Mobi Wallet.

BTCC, formerly known as BTC China, was the world's first cryptocurrency exchange founded in 2011. Three years later, in 2014, the platform became the second largest exchange in the world in terms of digital asset trading volume. However, the strict policy of the Chinese authorities, the intention to ban any transactions with virtual currencies led to the fact that the site ceased its activities in China in September 2017, breaking up the “big three” Chinese exchangers Huobi, OKCoin and BTCC.. The founders soon moved their main office to Hong Kong and London.

At the moment, as reported by CoinMarketCap, BTCC ranks 28th in the world in terms of daily trading volume.