Firstrade Lists ENJ, MKR, BNT & COMP

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Just weeks after launching its cryptocurrency trading platform online brokerage Firstrade Securities has already begun expanding the range of cryptocurrencies available for trading; recent additions to Firstrade’s tradable cryptocurrencies include ENJ (Enjin), Maker (MKR), Bancor Network Token (BNT), and Compound (COMP). The four newest coins bring the total number of cryptocurrencies available on Firstrade’s crypto platform to 41.

Enjin (ENJ) is a decentralized network on Ethereum that allows developers to create and manage digital assets like NFTs for game development Maker (MKR), also on the Ethereum network decentralized network, serving primarily as a governance token for MakerDAO and as a fully functioning DeFi ecosystem.

Compound (COMP) is similarly a decentralized financial ecosystem, also onETHand Bancor Network Token (BNT) operate pools that bring Ethereum and other blockchains together.

Why trade crypto on Firstrade?

Traders and investors can start trading small amounts of cryptocurrency on Firstrade; the minimum acceptable cryptocurrency trade that can be executed on Firstrade crypto is $1.

Customers can trade coin positions through limit or market orders, breaking down barriers to entry when trading cryptocurrencies such as custody and safekeeping.

Advanced trading suite for Firstrade customers

The addition of cryptocurrencies is happening less than a month after the initial launch of the Firstrade crypto trading platform, and Firstrade is committed to providing customers with the most advanced tools to seamlessly execute their investment strategies. Cryptocurrencies run alongside the latest and future technologies as an instrument of the digital ecosystem integrated into global payments and industry.

Cryptocurrencies are currently available on Firstrade’s mobile apps available on iOS and android . Web version will be available soon.

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