OKX has officially launched its crypto trading platform in forty-six U.S. states and Washington, D.C., according to CNBC. The move replaces its former U.S. entity, Okcoin, as part of a broader rebranding effort. The company also introduced a new self-custody wallet supporting over 130 blockchains, with features like token swaps, cross-chain transfers, NFT access, and Web3 app integration. The expansion comes amid friendlier regulatory conditions under the Trump administration.
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00:02OKK has officially launched its crypto trading platform in 46 U.S. states in Washington, D.C.,
00:08according to CNBC.
00:09The move replaces its former U.S. entity OKCoin as part of a broader rebranding effort.
00:14The company also introduced a new self-custody wall, supporting over 130 blockchains with
00:19features like token swaps, cross-chain transfers, NFT access, and Web3 app integration.
00:25The expansion comes amid friendlier regulatory conditions under the Trump administration.
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