TradeSta Unveils Non-Custodial Web3 Trading Platform By Chainwire

Ajeltake, Marshall Islands, May 7th, 2024, Chainwire

TradeSta, a newly announced non-custodial Web3 trading platform, is set to redefine digital asset trading. Developed by industry veterans Kieron Cartledge and Hasan Zahr, TradeSta promises a secure, user-driven experience that prioritizes privacy and full control over personal assets. With over 10,000 people already signed up, the platform’s waitlist is now live, and its STA Token private sale in full swing, it is set to launch their public sale this quarter.

Empowering traders with control and security

A seasoned leadership team

Community benefits and revenue sharing with the STA Token

How to participate

“TradeSta is designed for its users and STA token holders, aiming to provide a trading environment that is accessible to everyone, from beginners to advanced traders. Our goal is to offer a straightforward, secure, and user-friendly platform where you can engage in swapping, place limit and stop-loss orders, and execute complex leverage trades, all while maintaining self-custody.”

Additionally, the community is encouraged to join the conversation on TradeSta’s Telegram group to stay updated on the latest developments and participate in the upcoming pre-sale.

About TradeSta

With a user-centric approach, TradeSta is committed to providing traders with a secure and transparent environment to trade cryptocurrencies. The platform is uniquely designed to support real-time trading without the intervention of third parties, ensuring that users have direct control over their transactions.

TradeSta also places a high priority on continuous technological upgrades to enhance user experience and platform performance.

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For more details, users can visit www.tradesta.io or docs.tradesta.io.

ContactsCEOKieron CartledgeTradeSta.io[email protected]CMOBetty OwhorTradeSta.io[email protected]

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