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Cryptocurrency Exchange THODEX Starts Worldwide User Recruitment ISTANBUL, Turkey, Dec. 24, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) THODEX, a cryptocurrency exchange founded in 2017 based in Turkey and globalized under the license of FinCen MSB from the USA, has started to recruit users worldwide. THODEX, which announced that it is now a global brand with its FinCen MSB license from the USA, started to recruit users worldwide while accelerating its activities in many countries in a short time. THODEX, which attracted attention when it was founded as the first cryptocurrency exchange to have more than 5 cryptocurrencies on its board in Turkey, soon became the stock exchange of the first with its new features and developments. THODEX established Turkey s first Bitcoin ATM in Nişantaşı, one of the most central districts of Istanbul in 2018. With the FinCen MSB license obtained in 2020, THODEX became Turkey s first licensed global crypto-currency stock exchange. ....
THODEX, which announced that it is now a global brand with its FinCen MSB license from the USA, started to recruit users worldwide while accelerating its activities in many countries in a short time. THODEX, which attracted attention when it was founded as the first cryptocurrency exchange to have more than 5 cryptocurrencies on its board in Turkey, soon became the "stock exchange of the first" with its new features and developments. THODEX established Turkey's first Bitcoin ATM in Nişantaşı, one of the most central districts of Istanbul in 2018. With the FinCen MSB license obtained in 2020, THODEX became Turkey's first licensed global crypto-currency stock exchange. ....
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