News/Crypto Exchange DTTcoins Closed $10 Million Series A Funding Round

Crypto Exchange DTTcoins Closed $10 Million Series A Funding Round

May 30,2022,19:47
Crypto exchange DTTcoins closed $10 million Series A funding round from an unknown investor. The funds raised will be used for DTTcoins' global expansion plans as well as R&D to further enhance customer solutions and develop new products. DTTcoins' vision is to create blockchain solutions to empower the crypto community.
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