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Australian cryptocurrency company Bit Trade launch crowdfunding campaign to raise $3 million
- Published November 25, 2018 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- Cryptocurrency company Bit Trade Limited is raising $3 million via crowdfunding campaign.
- Funds raised through the campaign will be used for strategic growth and international expansion.
- The campaign was launched via the Equitise platform.
Bit Trade Limited have launched their crowdfunding campaign with the aim to raise $3 million.
The company is in full growth mode and the crowdfunding campaign provides the opportunity to invest in the future of cryptocurrency.
Equity crowdfunding allows traders to buy a share in companies and companies to raise funds from a wider variety of people.
The company plan to use the funds raised for strategic growth and international expansion.
This equity crowdfunding campaign is the first time in Australia that everyday investors can be involved in shaping the future of wealth as Bit Trade are at the forefront of the smart securities market.
In 2017 $5.9 billion was traded in cryptocurrencies by Australians.
Bit Trade is an established digital currency exchange with a dynamic team of entrepreneurs and experts in financial markets and blockchain technology.
We believe blockchain and digital currencies are the future of investment, and our mission is to empower customers by providing them the tools and knowledge to develop and trade these new blockchain based assets.
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