Nauticus Exchange Opens Crypto and Fiat Deposits
Nauticus Exchange is excited to announce that we’ve opened up fiat and crypto deposits ahead of our impending launch.
Users can now deposit AUD currency from Australia, or overseas, via bank transfer, or a third party FX transfer service.
Nauticus is also pleased to announce users are able to deposit Bitcoin (BTC), Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Litecoin (LTC), Ethereum (ETH) and Ripple (XRP) into the exchange.
The exchange will launch within weeks offering trading in BTC, ETH, NTS, LTC, BCH, XRP and TrueUSD. Between them, these coins account for more than 75 percent of the entire cryptocurrency market cap.
Due to the current uncertainty surrounding Tether, we have chosen to offer True USD as our stablecoin option at launch, but may add Tether (USDT) later if there is market demand. TrueUSD (TUSD) deposit functionality will be enabled in the next 24 hours.
“We will very quickly add more and more coins on our way to 100 crypto and six fiat currencies,” said Nauticus COO Jonathan Chang.
“We’d like to thank our community for their patience and support, and we look forward to having you trading with us on the exchange.”
THREE GREAT REASONS TO DEPOSIT NOW
1. Users who deposit funds now (and those who pass KYC verification before launch) will double any airdrop amount they are eligible for in the first Nauticus Exchange ICO airdrop. Sixteen ICOs have applied to airdrop tokens to Nauticus Exchange users and the three best will be chosen for the first airdrop.
2. Depositing money means you’ll be among the first to trade, increasing your chance of receiving a share of the 400,000 NTS giveaway. Only those who have traded will be eligible for a slice of the 100,000 NTS airdrop each week for the first four weeks — so the earlier you trade, the fewer competitors you will have for the airdrop.
3. Nauticus is offering a 99 percent trading fee discount during the first month to users who pay their fees in Nauticus Coins. That’s virtually fee free trading. You could trade 1000 Bitcoin and pay just 100 NTS in fees.
Originally published at nauticus.exchange on November 13, 2018.
