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Two giants within the crypto space have decided to partner up: hardware wallet manufacturer Ledger and crypto trading platform FTX are now working together to bring the best of both worlds to their users. But what does it mean for the average investor using one or both services? Read on, because in this article, we’ll cover everything that this partnership includes, and what this brings to you.
There’s much to be said about the security system offered by Ledger, one of the leaders in the space. Therefore, it is no wonder that its relatively recent feature called Ledger Live was a hit within their community: an application that manages all things Web 3 for you — from crypto assets to non-fungible tokens (NFTs) — combined with the security of a paired Ledger hardware wallet is a pretty tough offer to beat. The app lets you do a great many things that you would otherwise need another service for: you can track prices, learn more about crypto, directly purchase a number of assets for fiat (if available in your country of residence), swap assets between each other, earn various rewards, manage a decent number of tokens, and access essential decentralized finance (DeFi) services.
Now, all of these services have expanded thanks to the partnership with FTX, another leader in their own space — crypto trading. Not only is the trading platform available worldwide, but it also offers access to the swapping service of more than 120 crypto assets (the exact number may vary based on your location) for a whopping 7,000+ combinations of pairs! The number is significantly lower if you’re based in the United States, so be sure to
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