Bithumb Touts Indian Alliances for its New Blockchain Protocol
Brian Njuguna Nov 08, 2019 06:56
Bithumb Global, one of the biggest cryptocurrency exchanges globally, has announced its intent of availing its new blockchain protocol in India. Dubbed 'Bithumb Chain,' the South Korea based exchange seeks to avail it to Indian startups, companies and even the administration for developing products and services on the foundation of blockchain technology.
Bithumb Global, one of the biggest cryptocurrency exchanges globally, has announced its intent of availing a new blockchain protocol in India. Dubbed 'Bithumb Chain,' the South Korea based exchange seeks to avail it to Indian startups, companies, and even the administration for developing products and services on the foundation of blockchain technology.
Expressly, Bithumb Chain is a core infrastructure that connects many moving parts in a finance ecosystem.
Vincent Poon, Bithumb Global’s vice president, ascertained that the company was open to any collaboration from India given that the nation has tremendous cryptocurrency and blockchain opportunities. He acknowledged that India has an impressive blockchain developer talent despite the country's contentious issue of cryptocurrency legalization.
Conversely, the firm’s managing director, Javier Sim, noted: “We are open to talking to regulators, working with them to be a regulated exchange. We are a strong brand from Korea and do not involve ourselves in unregulated or illegal trade.”
Sim also stipulated that Bithumb seeks to collaborate with Indian cryptocurrency companies that offer users peer-to-peer (P2P) transaction models with more inclination to trading cryptocurrencies on their platforms. Expressly, the P2P models employ networks that stimulate customers and cryptocurrency vendors to take part in trading sessions in absentia of banking alleys.
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