CCEDK , the Denmark-based bitcoin exchange, will go offline at the end of May in order to relaunch as part of a network of cryptocurrency partnerships known as Decentralized Conglomerate, according to the company’s website .
The website directs visitors to Bitscan, a bitcoin business directory, where CCEDK’s plans are explained in detail. Bitcoin Services Must Add Value
The company states that proliferation of bitcoin services means that exchanges have to offer added value to attract and retain customers. Such added value includes wallet services, liquidity, leverage, trading tools and a combination of such facilities.
Different elements of the crypto world are coming together into a single hub so that users have everything they need under one roof.
CCEDK will be offline for several weeks to upgrade its services. The program marks the culmination of several partnerships and initiatives to benefit businesses and traders. Trading will cease at the end of May.
Customers will withdraw funds in June, during which time the exchange will integrate with new services, including Advertising Network, BitTeaser Blockchain, OpenLedger and the Obits Bloggers’ Club 500. Relaunch Coming In July
CCEDK will relaunch on July 1 with a new website and new services, such as crowdfunding, escrow facilities, marketing and the issuance of assets.
The company will keep the same acronym, but it will stand for “Crypto-Coins Enterprise Denmark.” The portal will serve as the investment knowledge hub for the Decentralized Conglomerate, which will include BitTeaser, OpenLedger, Obits, and other blockchain projects.CCEDK will move from hosting an exchange to operating as the OpenLedger support project by becoming a service center and fiat gateway for the platform. This will consolidate the two exchanges’ volumes, giving CCEDK a new position as the entry point for businesses looking to raise funds – offering experience and knowledge, plus enabling developers to better serve […]