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The United Kingdom-based cryptocurrency exchange eToro has announced that it is now offering support for Tezos.
A week before, the exchange had promoted that a particular token would be added to the platform for trading. The platform announced yesterday that the token is the Tezos cryptocurrency, which is now supported.
Whoever “liked” this tweet & follows eToro already got a heads-up! Tezos is available for trading on eToro: https://t.co/C15gbXEkYB
* This is not investment advice. pic.twitter.com/V01WGT8YZm— eToro (@eToro) August 5, 2019
Upon the support of the Tezos, the CEO of eToro Yoni Assia stated that he thinks the project is making progress and that offering support for the cryptocurrency is a part of the exchange’s vision to make more assets more accessible:
“As we see financial institutions move more into the world of crypto, it is important that ordinary investors can take advantage of these technological developments, which is why we’re excited to be adding coins like Tezos to eToro.”
In the week leading up to the announcement, Tezos has seen an increase in price, moving from a low trading price of $1.01 to a peak of $1.50, showing a 30% difference between the price ranges. At present, Tezos price is at $1.43, showing a 2.17% dip since yesterday.
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