The Liquid virtual asset market, owned by Japanese fintech company Quoine, has said that it would soon list Gemini Dollar (GUSD), the stablecoin project of crypto investors Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss. The support is part of a partnership between Liquid and Winklevoss’ exchange Gemini, unveiled on Friday, with the goal of bringing stability and liquidity to the digital currency market by prioritizing regulatory-approved initiatives.
The Japanese trading venue, which was launched in September, is one of the largest fiat-to-crypto markets, with more than $118 million trading volume for the last day. It supports trading in several traditional currencies including the US dollar, Japanese yen, Ho...
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