Binance has expanded its services once again, enhancing the trading experience for its users by adding new trading pairs and rolling out advanced Trading Bot features on its Spot platform.
Starting on November 20, 2024, Binance will introduce several new trading pairs, including ACT/BRL, ACT/EUR, CATI/USDC, ETH/EURI, LUMIA/TRY, PNUT/BRL, PNUT/EUR, and ETH/EURI.
To incentivize trading, the platform has also launched a zero maker fee promotion for the ETH/EURI pair, which will remain active indefinitely, offering users an opportunity to trade at no additional cost.
Additionally, Binance is bringing new automated trading options to its platform, offering Trading Bots for a selection of pairs. These include Spot Grid and Spot DCA Bots for ADA/USDC, DOGE/USDC, SUI/USDC, and XRP/USDC.
The platform will also provide Spot Algo Orders for pairs like ACT/BRL, ACT/EUR, CATI/USDC, ETH/EURI, LUMIA/TRY, PNUT/BRL, and PNUT/EUR. These features are designed to help users automate their trading strategies, making it easier to manage investments efficiently and seamlessly.
As a part of this expansion, Binance will continue supporting various fiat currencies, including the Brazilian Real (BRL), Euro (EUR), and Turkish Lira (TRY). Users interested in accessing these new features must complete account verification, and availability may vary by country or region. This move further establishes Bin
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