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AscendEX, formerly BitMax, an industry-leading digital asset trading platform built by Wall Street quant trading veterans, is excited to announce the listing of the Hathor Token (HTR) under the trading pair USDT/HTR on May 19 at 1:00 p.m. UTC.
Hathor is a scalable and easy-to-use blockchain for digital assets. Hathor Network is a PoW-based novel distributed ledger architecture using both directed acyclic graph (DAG) and blockchain data structures. Built with scalability, usability, and decentralization in mind, their network uses the HTR token’s unique design to solve significant bottlenecks preventing the broad adoption of blockchain technology.
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PRESS RELEASE. Hathor Network ($HTR, live on KuCoin) has just released exciting news: The detailed 2021 Roadmap.
Community projects are a priority and growing, especially with Hathor CEO Yan Martins having recently emphasized the relevance of Asian business development, with strong focus on Southeast Asia, China and Japan.
Hathor has proven to be a very supportive platform, having brought forward announcements about kickstarting a grants program for developing use cases. Currently, focus has been on HathorSWAP and other tokens that get easily built on HTR wallet platform, also incentivizing users to HODL.
Moving forward to Q2, testnet and implementation of Nano Contracts are becoming a reality, which is perhaps the most highly anticipated feature amongst the HTR user base. As Hathor states “This will be prototypes season!”; new features and several product launches will truly unleash the potential for easy tokenization capabilities and cross-chain settlements be
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Hathor Network (HTR) has been a revelation from the very beginning. It brings together a blockchain-proven security model and DAG’s transaction scalability, offering unique features, such as fast and free transactions, merged mining with Bitcoin, easy tokenization and its upcoming Nano Contracts capabilities.
HOPR, one of the few “community-driven” tech powerhouses, is a layer-zero privacy protocol that seeks to protect user metadata privacy. HOPR users can run nodes from their computers or use a plug-and-play staking node. Building a broad network and offering scalable node operator rewards focused on ensuring privacy for its users are a rare treat in today’s market.