AML BitCoin Announces Listing on HitBTC Exchange

AML BitCoin (ABTC) continues its banner inaugural year by being listed on one of the world’s largest digital currency exchanges, HitBTC.

ABTC is the future cryptocurrency with anti-money laundering and ‘know-your-customer’ (AML/KYC) technology built into the code of the coin.

Marcus Andrade, Chief Executive Officer of NAC Foundation and Creator of AML BitCoin, announced the HitBTC listing with great enthusiasm: “Today is a banner day for our innovative project, and a continuation of our efforts to introduce what most consider to be the solution to the cryptocurrency conundrum: a secure digital currency based on AML/KYC technology. The tectonic shift by the world’s governments in the past year show the urgent need for a digital currency that can both attract the crypto community and be used in commercial and governmental transactions. We are that coin!”

A leader in the digital currency arena, HitBTC is the global innovative trading platform with multi-currency support, high liquidity and low fees, operating since 2013. Provided with rapid powerful API and outstanding matching core engine, HitBTC traders are able to significantly enhance their trading experience.

“The reception for our digital currency has been far beyond our expectation and planning,” revealed Andrade. “We were hoping that HitBTC would be the first of the larger exchanges to list ABTC, and are thrilled that this has come together.

David Mata, Managing Director of Silicon Valley Hedge and Venture Capital Fund Block Bits Capital, typifies the excitement building in the investment community: “We took a large early position in AML BitCoin because we had faith in the company and Marcus and without a doubt we see Marcus and his team doing something few other blockchain companies are doing: executing well, and building a sound business strategy. This industry doesn't yet have a blockchain Page/Brin, or Bezos, but Marcus Andrade, with his AML BitCoin, is positioned to be precisely that in this industry.”