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More good news comes the CreditBit way! A new trading pair – CRB/ETH is now live on Livecoin.
Creditbit is an open source software project released under the MIT/X11 license which gives you the power to run, modify, and copy the software and to distribute, at your option, modified copies of the software.
The software is released in a transparent process that allows for independent verification of binaries and their corresponding source code.
As a result of the consistent effort by the Creditbit team, the cryptocurrency is touching new milestones almost every day. The latest being the inclusion of the new trading pair, CRB/ETH at Livecoin exchange.
The CreditBit team is continuously working hard to realize the roadmap for Credit 2.0. And as stated by them time and again, they have kept the CreditBit community involved and updated with the entire development process.
This news regarding the inclusion of the new CRB/ETH pair on the Livecoin comes right after CreditBit’s latest update about the distributing mechanism of CRBIT tokens. The latest update had sought to inform the CreditBit community about the Staking process and also sought opinion of the community on aspects like the percentage of reward for Staking.
CreditBit is sure making waves in the crypto community and the latest achievement comes in the long line of other achievements like it being ready for ethereum adoption and also having an increased market cap and growing adoption.
The recent updates and achievements have caused a ripple of excitement in the CreditBit community. The Creditbit coin holders are excited for the future of the project. The followers think that there is only positivity in the project’s future as clear from their discussions on Bitcoin Talk.
The news of CRB/ETH pair on the Livecoin brings further excitement to the community over the project and may also attract new adopters.
