Caspian announces KuCoin as listing partner for its CSP token

Caspian, a full-stack bitcoin and blockchain asset trading and portfolio management platform for institutional investors, has confirmed today that KuCoin will be the first exchange to list its Caspian token (CSP).

CSP is an ERC-20 utility token which offers discounts and incentives on the use of the trading platform as well as the development of unique third-party tools and features.

KuCoin, founded in September 2017 and based in Singapore, is a cryptocurrency trading platform for both professional traders and investors with over 5 million users globally. The exchange secured $20 million funding from IDG Capital, Matrix Partners, and NGC last November, and it recently launched its platform v2.0, targeting institutional investors.

Caspian provides investment managers and traders with a comprehensive Order and Execution Management System (OEMS), Portfolio Management System (PMS) and Risk Management System (RMS), backed by an experienced, global team.  Caspian is a single interface into all major digital asset exchanges, a complete suite of sophisticated trading algorithms including pairs trading and smart order routing, integrated compliance engine, real-time and historical P&L and exposure tracking. Caspian has a global 24×7 technical support and professional services teams to provide seamless onboarding and support.

“We are delighted to announce that we have chosen KuCoin to be the first exchange where we will list our CSP token. Caspian is at the forefront of digital asset management and we see KuCoin as a partner whose interests and strategy are aligned with our goal of increasing institutional participation in this space. Both companies are focused on institutional investors, high standards of customer service, cutting edge technology and a commitment to quality.”  

Robert Dykes, CEO of Caspian

The listing of its CSP token follows a busy year of growth and progress in the institutional cryptocurrency investor market for Caspian during 2018. Notable partnerships that were signed during that time include Galaxy Digital, Coinbase, BitMex, OSL, Gemini, and B2C2.

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