Golden Finance reports that Armani Ferrante, the founder of Backpack, released a message through social media platforms, announcing that his team has successfully rebuilt the fund access system, aiming to further expand the chain support of the trading platform.
According to Ferrante’s introduction, the first update result is the realization of support for USDC and ETH assets on the Arbitrum chain. This move means that on the Backpack trading platform, users can more conveniently perform the deposit and withdrawal operations of USDC and ETH assets based on the Arbitrum chain, greatly enriching users’ trading options and asset allocation flexibility on the platform.
When talking about future plans, Ferrante revealed that the team will continue to make efforts in the coming days and even weeks, gradually adding recharge and withdrawal functions to more and more blockchains. With the launch of more chain support functions, the Backpack trading platform is expected to attract more users from different blockchain ecosystems, further expanding its influence and market share in the cryptocurrency trading market.
At present, the competition in the cryptocurrency trading market is extremely fierce. Various trading platforms are enhancing their competitiveness by expanding functions and optimizing user experience. Backpack’s current reconstruction of the fund deposit and withdrawal system and expansion of chain support is undoubtedly a proactive strategic move. By supporting multi-chain assets, the platform can meet users’ diverse trading needs and seize the initiative in the complex and ever-changing market environment. Golden Finance will continue to follow up on what innovative measures Backpack trading platform will introduce in the future.
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