Binance, one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges globally, is enchancing its Spot trading platform by introducing new trading pairs and Trading Bot services.
The exchange aims to expand trading opportunities, especially with USDC-based pairs, to cater to the rising interest in stablecoin trading.
Among the newly added pairs are API3/USDC, AUCTION/TRY, AUCTION/USDC, BANANA/USDC, GUN/USDC, QNT/USDC, and THETA/USDC.
In addition to new trading pairs, Binance is also rolling out Trading Bot services for a range of pairs. Users will have access to Spot Algo Orders for pairs like API3/USDC, AUCTION/TRY, AUCTION/USDC, BANANA/USDC, GUN/USDC, QNT/USDC, and THETA/USDC.
Moreover, the Spot Grid and Spot DCA services will support pairs such as AAVE/USDC, ACT/USDC, PNUT/USDC, SEI/USDC, and VIC/USDT.
To further incentivize trading, Binance is offering reduced taker fees on both existing and newly listed USDC spot and margin trading pairs for an unspecified period. This initiative reflects Binance’s strategy to boost trading flexibility and appeal to users looking for stablecoin-based transactions.
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