Bison, the cryptographic trade platform owned by Borse Stuttgart Group, will add six new cryptocurrencies to its offer at the end of July, taking the total to 32.
Users can buy and sell Dao (LDO), Binance Coin (BNB), Avalanche (Avax), Ondo (Ondo), Pepe (Pepe) and almost protocol (near) without paying commercial rates.
The new incorporations expand the coverage of Bison assets through the key sectors of the cryptography market, from liquid betting coins and memes to block chain infrastructure and real world asset tokenization.
“These six new currencies were carefully selected depending on the market limit, regulatory compliance, custody and demand for user’s demand,” said Benjamin Kruk, Bison product director, according to a press release. “Our goal is to offer access to cryptography in a safe and regulated environment.”
For example, DAO Lido allows users to bet Eth and receive liquid tokes in return, which allows them to obtain yields without blocking the funds. Avalanche and near both support decentralized applications, with almost oriented and abstraction of the chain, while Avalanche emphasizes scalability through subnet. Ondo focuses on the assets of the real world tokenized, such as the links, while Pepe’s layer 2 solution, Pepe Unchained, aims to give Memecoin more useful.
All Cryptographic Assets negotiated in Bison are in the hands of Borse Stuttgart Digital Custody GmbH, the first German firm to receive a Micar license for cryptographic custody. The platform is available for users in 72 countries and currently serves 960,000 retail customers.
