Company attributes
Industry
B2X
Founder
Date Incorporated
2021
Email Address
hello@binaryx.pro
support@mvlchain.io
Full Address
Harju maakond, Tallinn, Kesklinna linnaosa, Poordi tn 3-75, 10156, Эстония;
Investors
Founded Date
2019
Competitors
Business Model
Commerce
Stock Symbol
BNX
Cryptocurrency attributes
Ticker Symbol
MVL
BNX0
Maximum Supply
21,000,000
Block Explorer URL
Other attributes
Circulating Supply
2,787,733.72
CoinGecko ID
Community Forum
Company Operating Status
Active
Strategic Partnerships
Contact Page URL
Cryptocurrency Symbol
MVL
BNX
Market Capitalization
412,377,892
Medium URL
Partner Organizations
Platform
Public/Private
Private
Contract Number (US Government)
0x8C851d1a123Ff703BD1f9dabe631b69902Df5f97
Source Code
Token Standard
BEP-200
ERC20
Total Supply
6,173,194
Binaryx is a licensed exchange of digital assets and cryptocurrencies with offices in Tallinn and Kiev.
- Founder and CEO - Oleg Kurchenko
- Binaryx was founded by entrepreneur and investor Oleg Kurchenko in 2019 in Tallinn, Estonia.
- In 2020, Binaryx launched a trading terminal that features a lean-based interface with a highly accurate matching system
Since 2020, Binaryx has a training hub, the Binaryx Academy, where users can take free trading courses and businesses can get the necessary documentation
- In 2021, the company received a license FVT000465 from the Estonian Money Laundering Data Bureau, which complies with European law and allows users to provide cryptocurrency transaction services. Transactions with 6 cryptocurrencies were available on the platform: Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum, Litecoin, Bit Ripple, USDT. Fiat currencies are also available: hryvnia, US dollar, euro, Chinese yuan and Russian ruble.
- In June 2021 the following coins were added: ChainLink, Binance Coin, OMG Network, Enigma, Compound, Uniswap
- In July 2021, the exchange launched an asset tokenization platform The first platform to tokenize its business with the Binaryx platform was Eastern European company Genius Marketing.
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