Top Argentinian Crypto Firm Purchases Second Largest Bitcoin Exchange In Brazil

2021-1-6 19:52

According to a local Argentinian newspaper Ambito, Ripio, one of the leading crypto firms in the country has purchased BitcoinTrade, reportedly the second-largest exchange in Brazil. The purchase aims to increase Ripio’s market presence and strengthen its operations across Latin America as the leading digital assets service firm.

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