Binance – the fastest growing global cryptocurrency exchange – announced that MTH, platform token of Monetha, is now tradable on Binance.com.

With the listing of  on Binance, members in Monetha community will have an additional avenue to purchase or sell MTH tokens easily.

Monetha.io is a decentralised payment​ ​and​ ​trust​ ​solution​ ​on​ ​the​ ​Ethereum Blockchain.​​ Through the use of ​smart​ ​contract​ ​technology payments are secured over a revolutionary trust system that analyzes the reputation of all parties, assigning an algorithmic trust rating to each party. By leveraging Ethereum Blockchain technology, “Monetha” will empower merchants with a single step transaction that’s 5x cheaper and up to 10,000x faster than traditional alternatives.

“We are very excited about being listed on Binance. They have shown a tremendous performance with ERC20 token listing and has been one of the fastest growing exchanges of the past few months with a great future for 2018. I’m sure this brings a big boost to MTH token and introduces Binance to Monetha’s community.” Co-Founder of Monetha, Justas Pikelis said.

Binance currently serves crypto enthusiasts and investors from over 180 countries and is available in English, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Russian, and Spanish.  The platform is accessible through a variety of platforms including Web, Android, iOS, PC and Mac.

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