KUNA Bitcoin Agency, the first cryptocurrency agency in Ukraine and Eastern Europe, has announced that the exchange has been upgraded to version 0.8, as well as announced the open beta test.
Forklog reported that at present testing is available for the shareholders of the exchange, who supported the project at the crowdsale stage. However, this is subject to individual request to the administration of the service.
Instructions and functionality have been explained in new video:
Launched in March 2014, KUNA held the crowdsale last December, during which it attracted more than 200 Bitcoins in exchange for a 10% stake in the project. All investors who supported the initiative were issued kuna tokens, which will also be traded on the stock exchange after the launch.
KUNA aims to build bitcoin infrastructure in CIS region and is the first in the region to officially buy/sell bitcoin and has installed the first commercial BTM in the region. KUNA official Facebook page states that public access to the beta test will be open during this week.
Digital Currency
Kuna Bitcoin Agency Upgrades To Version 0.8, To Open Beta Test This Week
KUNA Bitcoin Agency, the first cryptocurrency agency in Ukraine and Eastern Europe, has announced that the exchange has been upgraded to version 0.8, as well as announced the open beta test. Forklog reported that at pres…
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