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Abstract:Breaking news! WikiFX Japan becomes one of the members of the Japan Cryptoasset Business Association (JCBA).
Breaking news! WikiFX Japan becomes one of the members of the Japan Cryptoasset Business Association (JCBA).
JCBA, the top organization in the blockchain industry in Japan, plays an important role in boosting the cryptocurrency (virtual currency) business conducted by banks, securities companies, and financial instruments business operators and improving the industry through information research in multiple aspects including accounting, regulations, business practices, etc. The organization integrates the resources of Japanese leading enterprises, sets the industry standard, and makes suggestions for the healthy development of the blockchain industry. So far JCBA has only more than 100 member enterprises because of a high membership threshold.
With rigorous procedures, WikiFX Japan gets qualified for the membership of JCBA and accomplishes the registration of WikiFX and WikiBit which aim to collect and disseminate the information of forex brokers and crypto-asset exchanges with credit scoring.
The head of WikiFX Japan states that “as the member of JCBA, WikiFX and WikiBit will carry out compliance research and field investigation and post users reviews on wikifx.com and wikibit.com as well as on the corresponding Apps,” adding that “we are devoted to being the top media company which offers comprehensive data transparently and fairly in a bid to provide premium services for investors to make decisions.”
The person in charge of JCBA believes that the joining of WikiFX and WikiBit will greatly help to spur more investors to invest safely.
WikiFX Japan continues aiming to collect and disseminate the reviews and ratings from forex and crypto asset traders to help Japanese users find out their reliable forex brokers and cryptocurrency exchanges to invest with safely.
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