Estonian-based crypto exchange WhiteBit has listed smart city cryptocurrency Crypto Cat Token (CCAT). The listing brings the token closer to wider recognition as a smart city cryptocurrency. The token is a creation of CryptoCat, a company run by a team of experienced persons who wish to make an impact in blockchain and smart cities.
Users of WhiteBit can now trade CCAT with low transaction fees and in a safe and secure environment. As is a major use case for the token, holders can use it to monetize all aspects of Smart Crypto City. As far as Smart Crypto Cities are concerned, CCAT is the token of choice to deliver goods and services.
CCAT was created using the OT-OCN paradigm and according to its creators, no other token currently meets the criteria for use in Smart Crypto Cities except CCAT. The listing is also in line with WhiteBIT’s vision of helping to further the adoption of blockchain technology. By providing a secure crypto trading environment using WAF, 2FA, and anti-phishing software., it hopes to improve trust in the crypto ecosystem from those yet to enter the space.
The exchange currently trades over $ 17,000,000 in daily transactions and is ranked among the top 100 exchanges by trading volume worldwide. There are over 150 trading pairs on WhiteBIT which holds the European Exchange and Custody license and claims to have met compliance with KYC and AML. there are over 300,000 registered users from over 190 countries worldwide.
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