Running a cryptocurrency exchange is a very time-consuming task. Platforms need to cater to as many users as possible, primarily by opening up dozens of trading markets. For Bleutrade one of the smaller altcoin trading platforms, removing dozens of coins is also par for the course. Removing Dozens of Coins When an altcoin exchange notes some of its pairs are not generating sufficient trading volume, the logical option is to remove them altogether. Bleutrade, which has always been a small player in the altcoin trading world, is now making some very tough decisions which can affect a growing portion of
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The company, founded in Brazil, emerged in 2014 in the digital currency market as an innovative Exchange, working with a platform focused to simplify trades among cryptocurrencies. It is also the first Exchange in Latin America and has announced the opening of an office in Malta which takes with it almost 300 thousand users.