Exchange is not a market.
When I saw title I wondered, what would be PIVX used for. But yeah is just an exchange. But if it was not on any Chinese exchange that is for sure good.
Topic: PIVX Busts into the Chinese Markets (Read 437 times)
Chinese BTC100 is now the 2nd biggest PIVX exchange by trade vol after only 2 full days of trading.
It is currently trading PIVX at around 9.9 Chinese Yuan ($1.40 USD) even with high 1% trading fees.
btc100.cn/newsview?id=228
It is currently trading PIVX at around 9.9 Chinese Yuan ($1.40 USD) even with high 1% trading fees.
btc100.cn/newsview?id=228
Well, technically it is, but the volume is still only around ~$17k on BTC100 and $498k on Bittrex. Good start I guess.
Chinese BTC100 is now the 2nd biggest PIVX exchange by trade vol after only 2 full days of trading.
It is currently trading PIVX at around 9.9 Chinese Yuan ($1.40 USD) even with high 1% trading fees.
btc100.cn/newsview?id=228
It is currently trading PIVX at around 9.9 Chinese Yuan ($1.40 USD) even with high 1% trading fees.
btc100.cn/newsview?id=228
hmm will it skyrock again? will #pivx20 a new hashtag? maybe, maybe not ;P
still $1.13 USD
Chinese BTC100 is now the 2nd biggest PIVX exchange by trade vol after only 2 full days of trading.
It is currently trading PIVX at around 9.9 Chinese Yuan ($1.40 USD) even with high 1% trading fees.
btc100.cn/newsview?id=228
It is currently trading PIVX at around 9.9 Chinese Yuan ($1.40 USD) even with high 1% trading fees.
btc100.cn/newsview?id=228
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