At CryptCoin OÜ we believe that a decentralized blockchain world is only possible if demand and supply for cryptocurrencies are both increased and facilitated. With that in mind, six young entrepreneurs started CryptoCoin OÜ in 2017 with the clear mission of “facilitating the creation of a decentralized world via increasing liquidity in the cryptocurrency markets.”
At the heart of this mission, we are building a state-of-the-art exchange trading platform that gives daring cryptocurrency investors the security and reliability to participate in lubricating the wheels of the ever-changing blockchain network. The trading platform will work closely with new ICOs, enabling only healthy and promising blockchain companies to take the full stage and receive the liquidity needed to take them forward. With such a platform, our core retail investor sector will have the security to invest in crypto assets.
To enhance the creation of a decentralized world, CryptoCoin OÜ also offers coin custody solutions to retail investors to ensure that their investments are secure and accessible only to them and to whom they authorize.
Possibilities are boundless on the blockchain. At CryptoCoin OÜ we are committed to making them within the reach of retail investors.
A state-of-the-art crypto assets trading platform is under development. It will list a host of well-known and new crypto assets. All added assets will possess a number of key features including secure blockchain code, reliable governing/management teams, and competitive value propositions. As an exchange platform geared toward the retail investor, the exchange’s interface and services will be intuitively simple and security an utmost consideration.
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