Since Japanese crypto firm FXcoin has recruited Deutsche Bank’s former foreign-exchange dealer, Yasuo Matsuda as a senior strategist for the cryptocurrency startup. So, this work will bring a better result for cryptocurrency.
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September 07, 2018, 08:07:41 AM
September 07, 2018, 07:51:47 AM
Truly, security is a major issue in the crypto economy. Since Japanese Crypto Firm is going to take such an initiative where security stay in big concern. I wish for more success in this initiative.
September 06, 2018, 10:20:44 PM
So um, why is this a big deal? Is it because a crypto firm managed to pirate an employee from a bank? Is that supposed to be syymbolic? Or is the guy just that well-decorated? Seems like he'll be making market speculations from now on, but given the nature of the market, I wouldn't trust his analysis too much.
But yeah I guess it's always good for crypto firms to get better. Their success could lead to increased adoption, so I'm cheering for them.
But yeah I guess it's always good for crypto firms to get better. Their success could lead to increased adoption, so I'm cheering for them.
September 06, 2018, 04:37:17 PM
I remember March-April 2017 when my old friend from Japan called and said:
Quickly buy crypto, no matter what, it is important to buy, now there will be a very strong growth.
Japan is the first country in the world to take the first step towards a bitcoin settlement meeting at the national currency level. There really are specialists out there who can make this Bank better, and generally help the crypto community.
Quickly buy crypto, no matter what, it is important to buy, now there will be a very strong growth.
Japan is the first country in the world to take the first step towards a bitcoin settlement meeting at the national currency level. There really are specialists out there who can make this Bank better, and generally help the crypto community.
September 06, 2018, 04:02:06 PM
it finalizes regulatory approval from Japan’s Financial Services Agency. it is more secure and reliable for japanese crypto people. it make more profit and ensure security for investor.
September 06, 2018, 03:46:04 PM
Japanese crypto firm FX coin has recruited Deutsch Bank’s former foreign-exchange dealer. it is more secure and reliable. it's more committed to ensure security and profit for investor.
September 06, 2018, 03:31:21 PM
japanese crypto firm are more secure and reliable. it will provide better service and make sure investor profit. it is founded by Deutsche Bank AG veteran.
September 06, 2018, 03:26:09 PM
according to the records if you analyzed the market updates you will able to know this that Japanese were always very friendly and supportive about the bitcoin market and they also get benefited about it as well and with time it has started progressing more
September 06, 2018, 03:20:59 PM
that is very good to know that Japanese are thinking about progress the crypto system more and they were always very supportive and progressive about this technology so we are really looking forward to turning it more popular and developing
September 06, 2018, 03:09:50 PM
Japanese are very progressive and develop about crypto trading so I am not very surprised to hear that they are taking this step but yes we all are very happy to hear that now we should wait for the rest of the world to admire it as well
September 04, 2018, 03:48:50 AM
Japanese Crypto Firm Snaps up a Deutsche Bank Heavyweight for Strategist Role
Japanese crypto firm FXcoin has recruited Deutsch Bank’s former foreign-exchange dealer, Yasuo Matsuda as a senior strategist for the cryptocurrency startup.
According to Business Times. the Japanese cryptocurrency startup which was founded by Deutsch Bank AG veteran, Tomoo Oshi, hired the alumnus of the German lender to furnish the startup with daily reports on market speculations beginning from this month, September 2018.
FXcoin Ltd. plans to engage in the exchange of Bitcoin among other virtual currencies once it finalizes regulatory approval from Japan’s Financial Services Agency. Matsuda’s experience is expected to come to the fore in the provision of research on digital tokens.
Yasuo Matsuda worked with Deutsche Bank as a foreign exchange dealer for six years, and his expertise in the brokerage industry will be of immense benefit to the startup. Onishi’s foresight prompted this timely recruitment in the wake of similar moves being made by other firms in the industry.
Following his decision to begin the cryptocurrency startup, Onishi resigned from his position as head of currency sales at Deutsche Bank and recruited professionals in the banking industry. Top among his recruits were Nomura Holdings Inc., HSBC Holding Plc, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group and his former employer.
FXcoin Ltd. leveraged on the licensing system introduced by Japan’s Financial Service Agency in 2017 to seek approval as a cryptocurrency exchange firm. The new licensing system became imperative following Coincheck’s loss of assets worth about U$500 million in a hack that happened in January.
https://www.ccn.com/japanese-crypto-firm-snaps-up-a-deutsche-bank-heavyweight-for-strategist-role/
Japanese crypto firm FXcoin has recruited Deutsch Bank’s former foreign-exchange dealer, Yasuo Matsuda as a senior strategist for the cryptocurrency startup.
According to Business Times. the Japanese cryptocurrency startup which was founded by Deutsch Bank AG veteran, Tomoo Oshi, hired the alumnus of the German lender to furnish the startup with daily reports on market speculations beginning from this month, September 2018.
FXcoin Ltd. plans to engage in the exchange of Bitcoin among other virtual currencies once it finalizes regulatory approval from Japan’s Financial Services Agency. Matsuda’s experience is expected to come to the fore in the provision of research on digital tokens.
Yasuo Matsuda worked with Deutsche Bank as a foreign exchange dealer for six years, and his expertise in the brokerage industry will be of immense benefit to the startup. Onishi’s foresight prompted this timely recruitment in the wake of similar moves being made by other firms in the industry.
Following his decision to begin the cryptocurrency startup, Onishi resigned from his position as head of currency sales at Deutsche Bank and recruited professionals in the banking industry. Top among his recruits were Nomura Holdings Inc., HSBC Holding Plc, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group and his former employer.
FXcoin Ltd. leveraged on the licensing system introduced by Japan’s Financial Service Agency in 2017 to seek approval as a cryptocurrency exchange firm. The new licensing system became imperative following Coincheck’s loss of assets worth about U$500 million in a hack that happened in January.
https://www.ccn.com/japanese-crypto-firm-snaps-up-a-deutsche-bank-heavyweight-for-strategist-role/
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