Cardano (ADA), the seventh largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, has arrived on the BTC Markets. The crypto exchange made this known in a new tweet.
BTC Markets is one of Australia's largest crypto exchange platforms, with more than 325,000 active traders.
As stated in a tweet, users can now deposit, withdraw and place post-only orders in the orderbook ahead of trading going fully live around noon on April 19.
On April 6, BTC Markets first made known its intention to support ADA trading on its platform, much to the joy of Cardano fans.
BTC Markets supports cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Solana, Algorand and others. Now, Cardano has made it to the list of major cryptocurrencies supported by the platform.
In the past year, ADA saw its listing on the Robinhood platform alongside other crypto exchange listings.
Developments continue in Cardano ecosystem
AnetaBTC, a protocol that seeks to bring on-chain wrapped BTC to Cardano and Ergo, has announced the integration of Lace wallet, which will be available starting from the initial launch of its Cardano public testnet on April 20.
Lace 1.0, IOG's light wallet platform, went live on mainnet on April 11, 2023. Lace features a dApp connector, the latest CIP-30 implementation, with which users can connect Lace to Cardano dApps and access Web3 services. IOG disclosed in its most recent weekly report that work continues on Lace's desktop development.
Indigo, a Cardano-based creator of iAssets and stablecoins (iUSD), has announced that it is now open source. Also, Claynation, one of Cardano's top NFT projects, is marking its second anniversary of introducing clay animation to Cardano. The project launched two years ago with Charlie Birdkinson, the first Clay Mate character, based on Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson.