John McAfee Launches Crypto Trading Platform McAfeeMagic

by Arnab Shome
  • The platform will offer both spot and shadow trading.
John McAfee Launches Crypto Trading Platform McAfeeMagic
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British-American IT-businessman and crypto fanatic John McAfee on Wednesday unveiled a digital asset Trading Platform , enabling both manual and automated trading.

Dubbed as McAfeeMagic, the platform will allow users to trade in digital currencies “across multiple cryptocurrency exchanges, all at the same time and from the comfort of a single user interface.”

“The ‘magic’ is being able to make a snap trade, while your pre-set automated bots are making 100s of trades for you (on different exchanges) in the background! - That’s McAfee Magic,” the website reads.

The platform is currently supporting trades on eight exchanges - Binance, Kraken, Poloniex, Huobi, Bittrex, HitBTC, Exmo, LiveCoin, and Coinbene. Users need to add the API keys of the desired exchange on the platform to execute trades.

McAfeeMagic is offering two types of trading services to the traders - one is the usual spot trading and the other is shadow trading, traders can mimic the executed trades of any professional traders who are “ranked by the community by their trading success.”

In addition, to secure the platform from potential threats, it has been hosted on “top grade” Amazon Web Services servers, which comes with DDoS Attack protection and can “scale on demand.”

“We are only releasing this platform to the public after extensive testing and auditing processes that stretched months,” the website noted.

A controversial figure

John McAfee, the founder of anti-virus firm McAfee who sold his shares in the software company in the mid-1990s, is a controversial figure in the crypto community. He was accused many times of shilling cryptocurrencies. He is also a fugitive in the eyes of US authorities for tax evasion and in a recent tweet, he threatened the US officials to leave him alone or he will “f!@#ing burry” them.

Last month, he released an advertisement-supported app called Bitcoin Play to reward the users in fractions of Bitcoins for correctly answering various trivia questions on topics like sports, general knowledge, and entertainment.

British-American IT-businessman and crypto fanatic John McAfee on Wednesday unveiled a digital asset Trading Platform , enabling both manual and automated trading.

Dubbed as McAfeeMagic, the platform will allow users to trade in digital currencies “across multiple cryptocurrency exchanges, all at the same time and from the comfort of a single user interface.”

“The ‘magic’ is being able to make a snap trade, while your pre-set automated bots are making 100s of trades for you (on different exchanges) in the background! - That’s McAfee Magic,” the website reads.

The platform is currently supporting trades on eight exchanges - Binance, Kraken, Poloniex, Huobi, Bittrex, HitBTC, Exmo, LiveCoin, and Coinbene. Users need to add the API keys of the desired exchange on the platform to execute trades.

McAfeeMagic is offering two types of trading services to the traders - one is the usual spot trading and the other is shadow trading, traders can mimic the executed trades of any professional traders who are “ranked by the community by their trading success.”

In addition, to secure the platform from potential threats, it has been hosted on “top grade” Amazon Web Services servers, which comes with DDoS Attack protection and can “scale on demand.”

“We are only releasing this platform to the public after extensive testing and auditing processes that stretched months,” the website noted.

A controversial figure

John McAfee, the founder of anti-virus firm McAfee who sold his shares in the software company in the mid-1990s, is a controversial figure in the crypto community. He was accused many times of shilling cryptocurrencies. He is also a fugitive in the eyes of US authorities for tax evasion and in a recent tweet, he threatened the US officials to leave him alone or he will “f!@#ing burry” them.

Last month, he released an advertisement-supported app called Bitcoin Play to reward the users in fractions of Bitcoins for correctly answering various trivia questions on topics like sports, general knowledge, and entertainment.

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