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Perseus Launch Global Bitcoin Trading Platform With Atlas ATS
Perseus is Bitcoin Trading on ATLAS ATS
Today, Perseus Telecom, a high-speed global connectivity provider, announced trading Bitcoin on ATLAS ATS in Hong Kong, Singapore, and New York.
What is ATLAS ATS?
ATLAS ATS is a virtual currency exchange platform by Wall Street that is securely designed, and organized for the most sales. Perseus will be the Network Service Provider for ATLAS ATS. In addition, Perseus will have the ability to encourage trade worldwide on its high precision network.
According to Perseus’ news release, the Bitcoin exchange has a “hack-proof multi-tiered architecture” and it provides 100% offline storage account that ensures that only the necessary amount of coins will be used on a day-to-day basis. Powered by Perseus, ATLAS ATS is scalable and uses: “open source industry standards for online/offline wallet technology in digital currencies & the financial market standard FIX Protocol.”
The Chief Executive of ATLAS ATS, Shawn Sloves says,
“Selecting Perseus as our exclusive global network partner allows the ATLAS ATS teams in New York, Hong Kong and Singapore to focus on maintaining first to market advantage with the most robust FIX engine for digital currency trading.”
Details on Perseus
The Digital Currency Initiative has been created by Perseus in order to support the Bitcoin community. This allows access to Perseus’ network and provides connection to other market participants, risk technology providers, and exchanges worldwide.
Perseus’ Chief Executive Dr. Jock Percy says,
“Perseus offers high precision trading access in colocation centres worldwide and adding ATLAS ATS as a new and highly liquid platform is an immediate response to customers demanding Bitcoin trading.”
This will definitely make trading with Bitcoin easier and accessible to Bitcoin users around the world. It will also encourage more Bitcoin trading. Dr. Jock Percy also says,
“The Perseus Digital Currency Initiative is providing governance strictly supporting KYC (Know Your Customer) and AML (Anti-Money Laundering) principals.”
With this, at least we know that there shouldn’t be any problems with trading via Perseus. In addition, this provides security to all of the users.
” An exchange platform by Wall Street”? – sounds like an excellent reason to avoid it like the plague to me.