- Binance announced the addition of the Japanese yen to its Binance Convert service on March 12, enabling users to trade yen with bitcoin, USDT, and other tokens fee-free.
- The inclusion of the Japanese yen in Binance Convert is expected to enhance user accessibility and provide more options for managing cryptocurrency holdings, potentially attracting a significant number of customers seeking simplicity in trading between the yen and various digital assets.
- As of March 14, 2024, users will have the option to subscribe to Binance Auto-Invest plans using yen, expanding the range of investment options available on the platform.
Binance, the world’s biggest cryptocurrency exchange, unveiled the inclusion of the Japanese yen within its Binance Convert service—an interface facilitating the buying or selling of cryptocurrencies—on March 12.
Japanese yen addition to Binance Convert
The introduction of the Japanese yen allows users to trade yen with bitcoin, USDT, and other tokens without fees.
The addition of yen to Binance Convert is expected to improve user accessibility and provide consumers more options for managing their cryptocurrency holdings.
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This offering is anticipated to draw a sizable number of customers who want to benefit from the simplicity of trading between yen and different digital assets.
Binance launches Yen-based auto-invest plans
Users will be able to subscribe to Binance Auto-Invest plans using yen as of March 14, 2024, which will increase the range of investment options that are offered on the site.
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The inclusion of the yen in Binance Convert has been implemented, allowing users to trade yen with bitcoin and tether. It is anticipated that this recent enhancement will be positively embraced by both current and prospective users.
Binance advises users to be cautious and take into account their financial condition, risk tolerance, and investment expertise before making any trades due to the extreme volatility of the digital asset market.
