Matrixport adds automatic investment plan feature to buy bitcoin at a discount

2020-3-7 16:33

Matrixport, a digital asset trading, custody and lending startup founded by Bitmain co-founder Jihan Wu, has announced a new wealth management product called “Dip Hunter. ” Dip Hunter provides an Automatic Investment Plan (AIP) feature to bring greater flexibility for investors utilizing Matrixport’s digital asset management platform. origin »

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