One of the largest international digital currency exchanges, Binance, is constantly expanding its list of trading pairs. Yesterday, 4 new trading pairs were added for Ripple and Tether.
Binance has announced the XRP/BNB trading pair for Ripple, where BNB is its own official currency, Binance Coin. As for Tether (USDT), it will be available for trading against the stablecoin TrueUSD (TUSD), IOTA and Stellar Lumens (XLM). Since yesterday, new crypto pairs have been available to users of the exchange's crypto exchange - XRP/BNB, TUSD/USDT, IOTA/USDT, as well as XLM/USDT.
The market actively reacted to the news, and almost all cryptocurrencies showed an increase in price over the last day.
XRP/BNB is up 28.14% and is currently trading at 0.0499
TUSD/USDT is down 0.93% and is currently trading at 1.0006
XLM/USDT is up 2.95% and is currently trading at 0.28847
IOTA/USDT is up by 23.18% and is currently trading at 1.7246
Today, Binance offers support for over 336 different trading pairs, making the platform's trading offering one of the most sought after on the market. Binance holds the top position in terms of trading volume, processing $1.52 billion in the last 24 hours. Almost every week the platform announces the addition of new trading pairs.
On May 23, the exchange added to the listing ZenCash, a coin that appeared as a result of a hard fork of one of the most popular anonymous cryptocurrencies ZCash. And from May 28, users were able to trade EOS in new pairs EOS - Binance Coin (BNB) and EOS - Tether (USDT).
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