Fastex Exchange has announced a new listing for its users. The exchange integrated  Celestia blockchain and its native coin TIA on December 25, 2024. The new spot trading pairs TIA/USDT, TIA/USDC are now open for trading on the Fastex Exchange.

 

• Deposit for TIA: Opens on on December 25, at 16:00 (GMT+4) 

• Trading for TIA/USDT, TIA/USDC: Begins on December 25, at 16:00 (GMT+4) 

• Withdrawals for TIA: Available from December 25, at 16:00 (GMT+4) 

 

About Celestia Blockchain

Celestia is a modular data availability (DA) network designed to securely scale with user demand, enabling anyone to launch their own blockchain without needing a validator set. It provides high-throughput DA for rollups and Layer 2 solutions, which allow transaction data to be published and easily verified with light nodes. By modularizing the blockchain stack, Celestia simplifies blockchain creation and ensures scalability and decentralization.

 

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Important notice: 

In accordance with the applicable provisions of the MiCA regulation that are now in effect, USDT will no longer be available to EEA residents. Henceforth, trading will be restricted to the TIA/USDC pair.

 

Disclaimer: 

Not investment advice. All trading carries risk. Only risk capital you can afford to lose.

 

Risk warning: 

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