Line, Messaging Giant, is launching Crypto Exchange in July

Line, Messaging Giant, is launching Crypto Exchange in July
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2018-6-28 19:21

Line, the company behind a popular chat app in Japan, announced Thursday that will open a cryptocurrency exchange in July.
According to CNet, the new exchange, known as BitBox, was unveiled during a conference held this week in Japan by Line.
In an announcement release, Line said that the exchange would be purely crypto-to-crypto, meaning that it will not, at least for now, support government-issued currencies.
BITBOX only allows the exchange of cryptocurrencies, and does not accept exchange between fiat money and cryptocurrencies.”
The move comes months after Line launched a new company dedicated to crypto services, indicating at the time that it was eyeing an exchange launch.

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Japanese social messaging app LINE will launch a cryptocurrency exchange for 30 coins next month, it revealed Thursday, June 28. In a press release, the company, which counts around 200 million monthly users, confirmed it would offer crypto-to-crypto

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Japan’s Biggest Social Network to Launch Cryptocurrency Exchange

Japan’s biggest social network LINE will launch a cryptocurrency exchange under a Singapore-based subsidiary in July — but will exclude Japanese and, initially, US users. ‘In Compliance With Rules And Regulations’ A press release issued June 28 confirms the move, which follows debates with Japanese regulators stretching back to January this year.

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