If you are looking to invest in Bitcoin Latinum, then you may be in luck, as it is now pre-listing on CoinMarketCap.
The fork, which is being pushed as a solution for large transaction volumes, digital asset management and cyber security, is already pre-listed on the platform and will be publicly launched on exchanges later this year.
It will trade under LTNM and will be mining-free. There will be a supply of 888,888,888 pre-mined tokens.
Its tokens are part of a blockchain system which has been adopted by firms in many sectors, including media, gaming, and telecommunications. Increased security on in-flight transactions is another claim that’s being put forward in favour of the coin.
A recent statement from those behind the crypto, listed its real world usability as a key factor in its development. It read: “Bitcoin Latinum is an enhanced Bitcoin fork. The Bitcoin Latinum algorithm and infrastructure break barriers and speed limits that have prevented some virtual currencies from achieving practical, real-time use.”
Bitcoin Latinum has also been hitting the headlines for a new green initiative, entitled the Crypto Climate Accord, which is attempting to achieve a more energy efficient future for crypto transactions.
Founded in 2013, CoinMarketCap is known as one of the world’s premier price-tracking and market capitalization authority websites for crypto. It has between 2.5 and 5 million unique daily visitors on its platform.
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