Lazycoins, the UK-based bitcoin exchange start-up, said that following the success of its beta phase, it is now fully launching trading services.
The start-up claims to have 10,000 registered users. However, the volume traded on the exchange appears low, with not more than 1 BTC has been traded in the last 24 hours.
The launch of LazyPay is also in the pipeline, which aims at helping local merchants to accept bitcoin.
It will be interesting to see how the exchange copes up in what has become a saturated market. Moreover, the recent policy measures for cryptocurrency regulation by the UK Treasury will influence the shaping up of the digital space.
Digital Currency
Lazycoins fully launching trading services
Lazycoins, the UK-based bitcoin exchange start-up, said that following the success of its beta phase, it is now fully launching trading services.The start-up claims to have 10,000 registered users. However, the volume tr…
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