Blockchain.com Crypto Trading Services Are Now Available in Georgia State
The crypto services provided launched its services last year in Florida, Alaska, Delaware, Illinois, and other states.
Blockchain.com, a leading cryptocurrency services provider, announced on Thursday the official launch of crypto trading services in the State of Georgia, United States. According to the press release, over ten million Georgia residents can access the companys services, following the steps of other states in opening the doors to Blockchain.com like Michigan, Oklahoma, Iowa, North Dakota, and South Dakota.
Last year, the crypto services provider launched its services in Florida, Alaska, Delaware, Illinois, Oregon, New Hampshire, and New Mexico, with Blockchain.com being allowed to operate in 30 states following licensings approvals.
“We are thrilled to enter a state that matches our excitement about the future of crypto. Just this year, the Georgia House of Representatives approved a high school financial literacy program that includes crypto. As more Georgia residents seek out resources to buy and sell crypto, we look forward to offering them a platform built on accessibility and trust. We also welcome crypto enthusiasts from the Peach State to explore our job offerings for many open remote roles,” Brooks Wallace, Blockchain.com Head of Communications, stated. Moreover, the firm has high expectations about Georgia‘s adoption of its services, considering that users’ sign-ups soared over 500% in the state.
Margin Trading Available
Recently, Blockchain.com launched margin trading globally. The feature will enable customers from over 150 countries to trade with up to 5x leverage in assets such as BTC/USD. The offering is now available through the Exchange‘s panel, where people could choose ’Margin when using it for the first time. In addition, users could pick between 2x and 5x leverage for each trade, the company clarified.
Currently, margin trading will be supported for Gold-verified Blockchain.com users. However, it is not available for users based in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Japan, Germany, Austria, Italy, France, The Netherlands, and others mentioned on its website.
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