Hassan Maishera
Blockchain.com now available in Oklahoma
Blockchain.com, one of the oldest crypto exchanges in the world, has announced that it has expanded its services in Oklahoma. The exchange announced this latest development via a press release a few hours ago.
"The launch comes as the company continues to expand crypto access to all U.S. states via state-by-state license approvals. Just last month, the company made buying and selling cryptocurrencies available to more than 22 million Floridians. In the past year alone, Blockchain.com has launched in Alaska, Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Oregon, New Hampshire, and New Mexico, bringing its total presence to approximately 30 states with plans to reach all fifty," Blockchain.com added.
Blockchain.com has been around for nearly a decade and makes it easy for people in various parts of the world to access Bitcoin and a wide range of other cryptocurrencies. The exchange recently revealed that it had processed more than $1 trillion in cryptocurrency transactions over the past decade.
The cryptocurrency exchange is planning to become a publicly listed company within the next few months. Brooks Wallace, Blockchain.com's Head of Communications, stated that the company is excited to expand its services in Oklahoma.
"Building a financial system that works for everyone, everywhere, is a top priority for us. To accomplish that, we're pleased to roll out crypto trading on our platform in new locations to give more people access to buying and selling cryptocurrencies, as well as working in the burgeoning industry. Customers around the world come to us for safe, reliable, and secure crypto infrastructure, and we're pleased to welcome Oklahomans to our platform. It's not too late to be early to crypto," he added.
Cryptocurrency exchanges have been making changes to their services as regulators start to focus their attention on the crypto space.
