CCEDK and BitShares join forces to create the first decentralized trading platform

Recently, at the 10th Global Currency Trading Summit (GMTS2015) held in London, UK, Ronny Boesing, CEO of Danish digital currency exchange CCEDK, introduced a new decentralized trading platform, OpenLedger, which they launched in cooperation with Cryptonomex.

OpenLedger allows users to convert Bitcoin into fiat-pegged SmartCoins, which can be directly converted into cash through PayPal, Ripple Gateway, and CCEDK's NanoCard. More importantly, it is not just a trading platform, but also a multilingual Fintech trading platform that brings together 8 trading platforms from different countries. The integration of OpenLedger and the BitShares network can further enhance monetization and improve the connection between financial products and platforms, thereby enabling OpenLedger to break through the barriers of digital currency entering the mainstream market. The OpenLedger web wallet includes the following features: integrated block browser, multi-signature account, direct access to the BitShares network, no middleman to control access channels, regular payments, etc.

In this regard, Xu Mingxing, founder of OKCoin (www.okcoin.cn), the largest Bitcoin trading platform in China, said: "The decentralized advantage of Bitcoin trading platforms makes it incomparable to other trading methods in many aspects. With the advent of the Internet+ era, perhaps in the near future, more people will choose this method to share market depth, products and services."