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Deposits and Withdrawals via Ethereum Now Available with FXOpen

The FXOpen Team

You can find a more detailed information on Deposits and Withdrawals via Ethereum in our knowledge base.

The Ethereum project was launched in 2015 to create decentralized applications based on "smart contracts". Ether (ETH) is the currency unit within the system, as well as a new generation cryptocurrency. In 2016 Ether reached a record high market capitalization compared to other alternative digital currencies – over $1 billion. This is now the second popular cryptocurrency after Bitcoin. During the hard fork in July 2016, the Ethereum community split into two blockchains – Ethereum (ETH) and Ethereum Classic (ETC).

Please note that FXOpen allows making transactions via ETH only.

Find other methods of depositing and withdrawing available with FXOpen on the company's website.
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