Seattle-based cryptocurrency exchange, Bittrex, announced via an official press release that they are now accepting new user registrations as well as launching a remodeled version of their existing trading platform.
"We've spent the past four years building Bittrex on the founding principles of innovation, security, and responsibility. Given these principles, pausing new user signups during a period of immense trading volume was not a decision we took lightly, but our responsibility to provide customers with a reliable platform and outstanding customer service made it the right thing to do."
Bittrex was founded early in 2013 when three cybersecurity engineers came together to establish a fast, secure blockchain trading platform for crypto enthusiasts across the United States.
It is worth noting that just minutes after the announcement was made, Bittrex was faced with a massive internal lapse after several of the company's servers froze.
Due to an overwhelming response from new users, registration is temporarily paused.
We're working to make the necessary tweaks and reopen signups again shortly.
Lastly, as part of their latest offerings, Bittrex also announced its support for "Corporate accounts" which will allow enterprise level entities to enjoy their services in a streamlined manner.
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Bittrex Exchange Announces It's Finally Re-Opening New User Signups
Veröffentlicht auf Apr 11, 2018
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