Nasdaq-Listed FTFT Group Launches Crypto Data Aggregation Platform

Nasdaq-listed Future Fintech Group (FTFT Group) has announced that one of its subsidiaries, FTFT Capital Investments LLC, has launched its comprehensive digital currency market data aggregation website- ftftx.com.

As unveiled by the company, the platform is billed to provide institutional and individual investors with real-time, high-quality, and reliable cryptocurrency market data and aggregate trading information from a large number of cryptocurrency exchanges. 

“We believe that efficiency, security, and reliable market data are essential for cryptocurrency investors around the globe,” said Ola Lind, Director of FTFT Capital and FTFTX. “With this in mind, we set out to provide an investor-oriented, results-driven platform that would help investors to maximize returns on their cryptocurrency investments,” Lind added. 

The FTFT data aggregation platform gives price data for Bitcoin (BTC), Solana (SOL), Ethereum (ETH), Dogecoin (DOGE), and the majority of the established digital currencies. Per the company’s announcement, the platform can be accessed through the website and its mobile application as seen on the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store.

Market data is a very crucial resource in today’s digital currency ecosystem. The significance of crypto data providers pushed Binance, the world’s largest exchange, to acquire CoinMarketCap. This markets data platform is arguably one of the most popular crypto ecosystems. While the FTFT platform is up to compete with CoinMarketCap, and Coingecko, the firm says it is thrilled to have a resource that can help traders and investors make better choices for their portfolio daily.

“The launch of the FTFTX cryptocurrency and market data platform is a landmark event in the history of the company. We believe that FTFT Capital in Dubai will be a market leader in the market data and information services sector for cryptocurrency trading and investment as well as in the field of innovative financial services,” said Shanchun Huang, CEO of Future FinTech.