Lisk digital currency LSK is listed on ShapeShift, and many Chinese exchanges also begin to support LSK

The blockchain application platform Lisk has now listed its digital currency LSK on various exchanges and financial services such as ShapeShift, Yuanbao or Coinpayment. With the adoption of payment processors and online merchants, LSK is growing steadily.

Aachen, Germany, June 30, 2016 - Lisk, the open-source blockchain application platform, has announced that its digital currency LSK is growing at a very fast pace. This rapid growth is largely due to the widespread adoption of LSK by many services, including exchange services and exchanges.

One of the exchanges that accepts LSK is ShapeShift. The exchange supports converting LSK to another digital currency without having to register an account or fill out a public order. Other providers also offer similar services for LSK, including Changer.com and Changelly.com.

Lisk has seen steady growth over the past few weeks. Recently, Lisk CEO Max Kordek visited China and met with some exchange leaders in the hope of convincing Chinese exchanges to accept LSK for trading on their platforms. These companies include two large Chinese altcoin exchanges, Yuanbao and Jubi. In addition, Bibei and Toubi.com have also listed LSK.

Polish exchange BitBay.net has already added a number of different trading pairs for LSK, including LSK/USD, LSK/BTC, and LSK/EUR. A new exchange RAWX.io will be launched soon, and Lisk will be added first.

Many exchanges have already supported LSK, including Poloniex, Bittrex, YoBit, BitMEX, Livecoin, OpenLedger, Cryptomic, Bloombit and ChameleonBit. In particular, Poloniex, as one of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchanges, has added LSK/ETH trading pairs.

Lisk can now be used for online transactions, thanks to support from the payment processor and gateway CoinPayments. The Coinpayment service integrates the digital currency with almost all popular online shopping carts currently in use, so any online store that is ready to accept LSK payments will be able to use Lisk’s services.