Louisa Crawford
November 27, 2024 09:41
Binance has improved user experience by introducing new trading pairs and trading bot services on its Spot platform. Qualified users can trade pairs such as APE/USDC and enjoy special USDC promotions.
Binance, a leading cryptocurrency exchange, announced the addition of several new trading pairs to its spot trading platform, scheduled for launch on November 28 and 29, 2024. This plan is part of Binance’s ongoing efforts to expand trading options and make overall improvements. According to the latest announcement, user trading experience.
New trading pairs and schedules
New trading pairs scheduled for launch include APE/USDC, BOME/EUR, EIGEN/USDC, HBAR/FDUSD, MEME/USDC, TROY/USDC and WLD/EUR, launching on November 28, 2024 at 08:00. 00 UTC. In the following days, trading will begin for the following pairs: 1MBABYDOGE/USDC, CETUS/USDC, COW/USDC, DYDX/USDC, HMSTR/USDC and TURBO/USDC.
Special promotions and trading bot services
Along with the new pairs, Binance will be offering special promotions for users trading USDC pairs. Traders can share a pool of 100,000 USDC and benefit from zero trading fees on USDC spot trading pairs. Additionally, Binance will enable trading bot services for newly listed pairs, further improving trading efficiency and automation for users.
Eligibility and Restrictions
Transactions are subject to local eligibility requirements. In particular, users from countries such as Canada, Cuba, Iran, and the United States are excluded from participation due to regulatory restrictions. Binance emphasizes that users must complete account verification to access these new trading opportunities.
Compliance and Risk Alerts
Binance advises users to be aware of the potential risks associated with cryptocurrency trading, emphasizing the high market risk and price volatility associated with digital assets. Users are advised to thoroughly understand the risks and consult a financial advisor if necessary. Binance reserves the right to modify or cancel any announcement at its discretion.
For more details, please check Binance’s official notice.
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