Quadriga, a Canada-based bitcoin exchange launched in 2013, said that it has entered into an agreement that, if brought to effect, will make the company debut on the Canadian Securities Exchange (CES) likely in the next month.
Co-founder Michael Patryn said that the decision is expected to provide the exchange with more capital as well as meeting the public demand for investment opportunities in the bitcoin ecosystem in the Canadian markets.
"I believe that the audit is an important direction for an exchange. The people want to invest in bitcoin infrastructure", Patryn told CoinDesk.
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Bitcoin Exchange Quadriga to debut on CES
Quadriga, a Canada-based bitcoin exchange launched in 2013, said that it has entered into an agreement that, if brought to effect, will make the company debut on the Canadian Securities Exchange (CES) likely in the next …
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