A Matching Engine for our values: Part 1

A strong trading platform is built around an efficient orders allocation algorithm also known as a matching engine. Because this algorithm functions as the core of any exchange, we need to develop one that matches and upholds our values. This is why since day…

How to receive your LGO tokens

The LGO token sale ended after only 9 hours on February 1st, 2018, reaching its hard cap of 3,500 BTC, in what was one of the fastest ICOs in the past few months.

How to solve the custody problem on crypto-exchanges

LGO Token Migration Event

On July 17th, a new smart contract will be deployed and will replace our current one. Here are the fundamentals…

How exchanges manipulate the price of Bitcoin

Recent events have shed light on several cases of BTC price manipulations by cryptocurrency exchanges, emphasizing the global absence of transparent price information. Institutional investors, in order to buy BTC and other cryptocurrencies, have to…

A word about the LGO technology

Since the launch of the LGO platform earlier in the year, we’ve had to…

Announcement: Matching Engine Finished

We’re happy to announce that we finished the development of the Matching Engine. The…

LGO Token Buy Back Mechanism

The buy back mechanism will be implemented at LGO Exchange.

A Matching Engine for our values: Part 2

The role of a matching engine is to match up bids with offers in order to execute trades. This is the core function of a digital asset trading platform such as LGO, and in order to uphold our values of fairness and trust, it is crucial to identify the best…

Why Institutions will not use Centralized Cryptocurrency Exchanges

Be aware of what to expect from…