Cointrader24 Announces Successful Completion of Masternode Beta Testnets, Accelerating Blockchain-Based Trade Settlement Innovation

Hong Kong, 20th September 2023, ZEX PR WIRE, Excitement is brewing within the financial settlements industry as Cointrader24, a leading managed crypto trading platform based in Dubai, achieves remarkable progress in its blockchain-based trade settlement masternodes.

Following a recent announcement in Hong Kong on September 14th, Cointrader24 proudly confirmed the successful Beta testing of their masternodes testnets, exceeding expectations and propelling them ahead of their projected roadmap.

Beginning on October 1st, Cointrader24 will commence the allocation of 250 masternodes to select financial institutions that secured their access through the purchase of CT24 tokens during the ICO stage. This allocation marks a significant milestone, as the integration process, expected to take approximately six weeks, nears completion. Once the masternodes are online, token holders can anticipate a substantial surge in demand for CT24 tokens.

Fabien Muller, Chief Financial Officer at Cointrader24, lauded the flawless execution of the testnets, crediting the dedicated blockchain development team who tirelessly worked to bring the CT24 node to the mainstream. This achievement is hailed as a groundbreaking moment for the financial trade settlement industry and CT24 token holders. Due to exceptional demand, Cointrader24 confidently anticipates a launch price of $7 for the CT24 token.

About Cointrader24:

Cointrader24.io is a cutting-edge crypto trading platform headquartered in Dubai, catering to everyday investors seeking to participate in the crypto markets through their AI-driven automated trading platform. Leveraging advanced technology, sophisticated trading algorithms, and user-friendly interfaces, Cointrader24.io empowers investors to effortlessly capitalize on market opportunities.

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