OKX, the world’s second largest cryptocurrency exchange, has launched OKX Lite to make it easier to buy, sell and exchange cryptocurrencies.
The simplified version of the OKX trading app has a simpler feel and look than those aimed at experienced traders, making it easier for HODLers and virtual traders to access the most important features. We want to meet the needs of currency novices. press release.
Main function
- Access to the $10,000 Mystery Box referral program
- Remittance on and off the blockchain
- Buy, sell and trade in just a few clicks
- Earn by staking cryptocurrencies
- Track market trends on the go
Launched following the first global brand campaign
The introduction of OKX Lite follows the exchange’s first global brand campaign, “What is OKX.” A whole new audience is getting wind of OKX and crypto trading in general.
This is the result of prestigious partnerships with Manchester City, Tribeca Festival, McLaren Formula 1 and other leading institutions.
Safer, simpler, more responsible trading
OKX Lite users will find it easier and safer to enter cryptocurrency trading and avoid getting lost in the vastness of space. A simplified version of the exchange is committed to responsible trading, removing barriers to financial freedom and expanding access to crypto.
The OKX platform and app will allow users to interact with it more as they develop their expertise in cryptocurrency trading. Eventually you will start using it like a seasoned trader. Global Chief Marketing Officer of OKX Haider Rafique said:
OKX Lite is our way of offering investors and traders the easiest and most comfortable way to plan, build and grow their cryptocurrency portfolio. Our new user interface may remind you of traditional brokerage apps. The upgrade really improves your day-to-day cryptocurrency experience. We intentionally set it up to allow smooth transitions between Lite, Pro, and Wallet modes. We hope that not only will you enjoy the sleek new UI, but that this upgrade will allow you to smoothly transition between these three non-coincidental modes.
