Of late, the social media players are eyeing on their own cryptocurrency projects, just like major companies, Facebook is in with their Libra, while the news of Telegram is no exception for the blockchain/Crypto project. Although some crypto fallout last year, even before Gram is released to the public, Telegram Messenger’s cryptocurrency might have appreciated exorbitantly by exponential returns from the last year, when it began one of history’s biggest-ever initial coin offerings. Just ask one of the early investors.
For now, the Japanese messaging icon LVC Corporation, a subsidiary of ‘Line’ corporation has made an announcement that they have launched its new crypto trading platform Bitmax on September 17th.
The announcement highlights:
● Safe and secure transactions backed by security technologies that safeguard LINE’s 81 million users
● Users can deposit and withdraw from their LINE Pay account
Line had introduced their 1stcryptocurrency (LINK) back in 2018.LINK was to be exclusively available on the Bitbox digital asset exchange.
The services is offered at the Wallet tab on the LINE app which can be accessible by 81 million MAU in Japan alone, while Bitmax happens to be user friendly and safe cryptocurrency exchange that enables users to trade 5 cryptocurrencies, namely, Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Litecoin (LTC), and Ripple (XRP). Please be noted that the Bitmax is a separate service from the Bitbox cryptocurrency exchange.


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