After the partnership announcement (See: Constellation Network Chooses LCX as Partner.) we are excited to announce support for Constellation (DAG) at LCX Exchange. DAG deposits are open now, launching with two trading pairs DAG/LCX and DAG/ETH, trading starts next week.
Constellation Network, Inc, a San Francisco based software, big data and blockchain company. $DAG is a utility token and the native cryptocurrency that runs on the Constellation Network.
LCX is a new next generation cryptocurrency exchange regulated in reputable country of Liechtenstein in the heart of Europe. LCX recently launched a sweepstake trading competition to win a Rolex watch or 50,000 LCX Token.
$DAG launching at LCX Exchange
Login or Register nowConstellation is a framework that allows everyone to build and conduct business on a blockchain. Existing blockchain technology does not support the speed, scalability, and economic incentive needed to build applications with robust business logic.
Customers can sign up for a LCX account here
and deposit DAG tokens by today.
Deposits:
Starting today Saturday, April 24th 2021 at 07:00 PM CET, customers will be able to transfer DAG tokens into their LCX account. Customers will be able to transfer this to their LCX Exchange wallet or place orders as trading when trading starts.
Trading Pairs:
DAG / LCX starting on Monday, April 26th at 13:00 pm CET
DAG / ETH starting on Tuesday, April 27th at 13:00 pm CET
How to deposit?
- Navigate to LCX Accounts > Wallet
- Scroll down to DAG
- Click “Deposit” next to DAG and view your deposit address
- Send DAG to this address
DAG deposit processing times
Several confirmation are required before deposits will be visible in your wallets. This will take approximately 30 minutes.
Important Note: Trading cryptocurrency is complex and comes with a high risk of losing money. You should carefully consider whether trading cryptocurrencies is right for you and take the time to learn how trading works and decide how much money you are prepared to lose. This content is not financial advice and should not form the basis of any financial investment decisions nor be seen as a recommendation to buy or sell any good or product.
