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Is MoonRat a Binance?

Binance, the world’s leading cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, has invested an undisclosed amount in MoonRat, a new cryptocurrency trading platform. The investment was made through Binance’s venture arm, Binance Labs.

This is the first time Binance has invested in a company that is not building on the Binance Chain blockchain or using the Binance Coin (BNB) token.

MoonRat is a Singapore-based startup that is building a “next-generation” cryptocurrency trading platform. The platform is designed to be “simple and intuitive” for first-time users while also offering advanced features for more experienced traders.

MoonRat is currently in private beta with a limited number of users. The team plans to launch the platform to the public in Q1 2020.

NOTE: No, MoonRat is not a Binance. MoonRat is a cryptocurrency trading platform that allows users to purchase and sell various cryptocurrencies. It is not affiliated with Binance in any way. Please use caution when dealing with any online trading platform, including MoonRat, and make sure to do your research before investing any money.

In an interview with The Block, MoonRat co-founder and CEO Tianyao Huang said that the startup plans to offer “a more seamless experience” for users who want to trade between different cryptocurrencies.

Huang also said that MoonRat will focus on “quality over quantity” when it comes to the listing of digital assets on the platform. He said that the team will carefully select which assets to list based on factors such as project viability, community support, and liquidity.

This focus on quality over quantity is in line with Binance’s own philosophy. Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao has said in the past that he wants Binance to be known for listing quality projects rather than just listing every project that comes along.

Binance’s investment in MoonRat is a vote of confidence in the team and their ability to build a successful cryptocurrency trading platform. It also gives Binance another avenue to generate revenue from the growing cryptocurrency trading market.

The amount of the investment was not disclosed, but Huang told The Block that it was “a seven-figure deal in USD equivalent.”.

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