Cryptocurrency exchange Kraken, one of the world's leading cryptocurrency trading platforms, has added 10 different currency pairs and a pre-order option. Previously, the exchange had to abandon these functions due to the overload they placed on their platform.
Kraken is working hard to improve the user experience. It made a number of updates to its infrastructure, which made it possible to increase the efficiency of the exchange and return previously disabled options.
The exchange returned stop loss and take profit options. The first initiates a sale if a transaction is made on the exchange at or below the stop price. The second is at or above the specified price. Both options show the currently traded price. This feature has always been popular among traders and now it is available again.
Restoring trading pairs
In addition, the exchange added ten new trading pairs. All of these pairs are linked to fiat trading pairs to increase overall market liquidity. The Kraken exchange has again added trading pairs, including XRP/JPY and EOS/USD, EOS/EUR. Neither Dash nor Monero received new trading pairs as their pairs were not previously excluded.
Additionally, Kraken users can now trade ZCash for Japanese Yen.
Other trading pairs will be added in the future. Perhaps GBP pairs for Bitcoin and Ethereum will return. In addition, fiat trading pairs may appear for all supported currencies.
According to https://www.newsbtc.com
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