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March 22, 2021 - Digital asset exchange CrossTower today announced a new partnership with crypto market maker DV Chain. Partnering with crypto market maker DV Chain enables CrossTower to deliver deeper liquidity pools so that institutional traders and exchanges can more easily and efficiently execute transactions, such as large block trades.
“Aligning with DV Chain, one of the most sophisticated and globally recognised crypto market makers, enables us to reach more institutions that need the deepest order books and the tightest possible spreads. They share our mission to deliver an exceptional client experience,” said CrossTower CEO and Co-Founder Kapil Rathi.
“We’re excited to be partnering with Crosstower’s seasoned team that has built one of the industry’s most high-caliber crypto trading venues,” said Michael Rabkin, DV Chain’s Head of Global Partnerships and Institutional Sales. “This partnership allows Crosstower and their clients to tap into our world-class liquidity to support the company’s continued institutional expansion.”
Having recently announced record trading volumes in February, CrossTower credits its rapid growth to the caliber of its platform, the launch of a new capital markets desk and an expanded offering that now includes structured products, digital asset lending and trade financing options, including credit card payments. Today, CrossTower supports trading in the most widely traded cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Ether, Litecoin, USDC, Bitcoin Cash, Stellar, Chainlink, Basic Attention Token, ZCash, 0x, MakerDAO MKR, MakerDAO DAI, Decentraland and Numeraire.
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