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John Bollinger Interested in Trading on Binance.US After the Exchange Announced Zero-Fee Bitcoin (BTC) Trading

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The founder of Bollinger Bands says he is interested in trading on Binance.US following the exchange’s zero-fees for BTC trading.  

John Bollinger, an American author and financial analyst, said Binance.US is planning to disrupt cryptocurrency trading following the crypto exchange’s implementation of zero-fees on BTC trading pairs.

According to a tweet made by the veteran financial analyst, the United States arm of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange is also planning to expand the offering to other tokens in the near future.

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Following Binance.US’ support for zero-fee trading, Bollinger noted that the move is interesting and he is tempted to explore the feature.

“Looks like #Binance wants to disrupt crypto trading by offering no fee trading on $BTCUSD with more tokens to follow. This should be interesting. I think I will try it out,” Bollinger said.

Bollinger’s Contributions to Financial Assets Trading

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Bollinger is the creator of the Bollinger Bands, a trading trend that offers insights into financial instruments’ prices and volatility.

He is considered a major contributor to the field of Technical Analyst (TA) and has been involved in the creation of useful trends to support the trading of financial instruments.

Binance.US Launches Zero-Fee Bitcoin Trading

Recall that earlier this week, Binance.US CEO Brian Shroder announced that the exchange had removed trading fees for Bitcoin spot market trades.

“We see this as an opportunity to revolutionize the way fees are approached in our industry, increase accessibility to crypto, and better support our market and customers in a time of need,” Shroder noted in a tweet.

While Binance’s removal of trading fees for BTC pairs is commendable, the move has further piled pressure on U.S.-based exchanges, which have been negatively impacted by the recent crypto crash.

Coinbase and Gemini had already announced a massive layoff of their employees in a bid to cope with the massive price decline of cryptocurrency assets.

Binance Takes the Lead in the Crypto Market

Interestingly, Binance has been setting the pace in the cryptocurrency industry, showing investors that it is committed to coming through for them in turbulent times.

As reported while other exchanges announced massive layoffs, Binance Global CEO, Changpeng Zhao noted that the company will recruit 2,000 staff, who will continue to offer quality services to their clients.

CZ noted in a recent statement:

“With our position as one of the largest industry players with healthy cash reserves, we have a duty to protect users. We also have a responsibility to help industry players survive and hopefully thrive.”

Disclaimer: This content is informational and should not be considered financial advice. The views expressed in this article may include the author's personal opinions and do not reflect The Crypto Basic’s opinion. Readers are encouraged to do thorough research before making any investment decisions. The Crypto Basic is not responsible for any financial losses.

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Lele Jima
Lele Jima is a cryptocurrency enthusiast and journalist who is focused on educating people about how the nascent asset class is transforming the world. Aside from cryptocurrency-related activities, Jima is a lover of sports and music.

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