Poloniex Lists Support for BTT and WIN

World-renowned crypto exchange Poloniex has announced that BitTorrent and WINk token will be the first set of tokens on its trading platform.

Poloniex (new name: Polo Digital Assets Ltd) made this announcement on its official website and on Twitter. According to it, the trading pairs will be launched in mid-February 2020.

Poloniex has plans to continually switch up how its market and trading pairs are exhibited. Besides, platforms’ users also get to trade TRX. The pairs include ETH/TRX, XRP/TRX, BTT/TRX, and WIN/TRX in a special TRX section.

Alongside the trading pairs, the exchange will also contain an altcoin segment for its ETH market.

Founded in 2014, in October, the exchange announced it was breaking away from its parent firm Circle. As a result, it will no longer be known as Poloniex. Now, its name is Polo Digital Assets Ltd. At that time the CEO of Circle, Jeremy Allaire admitted that he was sad to see the exchange depart.

Yet, Poloniex left regardless. It’s now promising to ensure its users are provided with the best trading pairs available. Accordingly, the exchange has put several steps to review tokens before listing them. The platform plans to continually evaluate all assets on the exchange. Picking out the best performing tokens from time to time. Only strong performing tokens, especially in terms of volume, community interest, and technical development, will be listed on it.

The exchange recently revamped its payment schedule, and its users can now withdraw $10,000 daily.

On a different note, BitTorrent is currently on a roll. The crypto has experienced huge gains in the past few days. At press time, BTT is trading at $0.000381 with a 24-hour trading volume of $16.51M. Its token price is up by 1.31% in the last 24 hours.

Previously, Altcoin Buzz covered the BTC discussions that are currently taking place within the community. Find out the details here.

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