Dec 9, 2021
Asia Broadband (OTC: AABB) today announced a confirmed release date of Dec. 28, 2021, for its proprietary cryptocurrency exchange (the “Exchange”) within the AABB Wallet. In collaboration with AABB’s digital assets developer, the integration and testing of network components continues in preparation for the initial staged launch of the Exchange. Currently, 150 cryptocurrency Exchange trading pairs have been added into to the BCGateway platform, while 50 more will be added in the coming weeks. The Exchange project has evolved in recent months to vastly improve the finished product. This includes the addition of many new features and capabilities to expand functionality, usability, modules and market penetration, including the web and Spanish language versions and a new Exchange website.
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About Asia Broadband Inc.
Asia Broadband is a resource company focused on the production, supply and sale of precious and base metals, primarily to Asian markets. The company utilizes its specific geographic expertise, experience and extensive industry contacts to facilitate its innovative distribution process from the production and supply of precious and base metals in Mexico to client sales networks in Asia. This vertical integration approach to sales transactions is the unique strength of AABB that differentiates the company and creates distinctive value for shareholders. Additionally, the company recently released its “AABBG” freshly minted mine-to-token gold-backed cryptocurrency and is developing its own proprietary digital exchange. AABB expects its token to become a worldwide standard of exchange that is stable, secured and trusted with gold backing, while having the added benefit of demand-based price appreciation. These are unique and outstanding qualities relative to other cryptocurrencies. For more information about the company, visit www.AsiaBroadbandInc.com.
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