Residents of Connecticut can now trade Bitcoin, Ether and other cryptocurrencies on Binance US.
) on the Binance.US platform, the company announced on Thursday. Residents will also have access to the Binance.US mobile app on Android and Apple devices.
Binance.US launched in 2019 to provide regulated crypto trading services to residents of the United States. Currently, the trading platform is approved to operate in 44 U.S. states and intends to secure approvals across all 50 states and territories. Binance.US CEO Brian Shroder said his firm’s expansion reflects the growing demand for digital assets in the country. Aconducted by crypto platform Voyager Digital seems to corroborate that view. According to the survey, nearly two-thirds, or 61%, of Americans may purchase digital assets this year. Fifty percent of the survey participants said they would invest more in cryptocurrencies if they understood the asset class better.
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