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HBUS has launched a cryptocurrency-themed billboard campaign to sensitize people about the emerging virtual asset class. The company which is the exclusive U.S. partner of cryptocurrency exchange giant, Huobi, says it is the first caqmpaign of its kind in the United States.
"Evolved Crypto Trading" Billboard Campaign
Titled "Evolved Crypto Trading," the billboards are located in downtown San Francisco, on 3rd Street outside the Coinbase headquarters, between Mission Street and Market Street. Digital currency exchange in the country.
Commentary on the message of the campaign was USBS Head of Communication, Kevin Leu:
The inspiration for this campaign comes from Wall Street, but they move slowly, have barriers to entry, and do not offer digital assets. We accept the digital currencies.
Removal of Trading Fees
As part of the campaign, HBUS is also removing trading fees as a way of incentivizing users on the platform. HBM CEO Commenting on this decision was Frank Fu, said:
There's no question that digital assets have taken its share of hits this year. We wanted to give you high-quality traders to break when it comes to high fees. It's time American traders are given freedom and more when it comes to digital assets.
Rapid Expansion Drive
In an email to Bitcoinist, Leu stated that the company was moving forward with its rapid expansion plans. According to Leu, HBUS has successfully attracted top talents from organizations like Intuit and Google.
The platform already lists 12 cryptocurrencies, as well as 35 trading pairs, for users to choose from. Tokens to the platform's catalog. In October, Bitcoinist reported the platform listing PAI coin.
For HBUS, the business focus is on "More digital assets options. More Rewards. "The company operates at 24/7 service and strives to comply with the highest ethical standards as mandated by financial regulatory laws in the US.
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Images courtesy of HBUS, Shutterstock.
