DigiMax, a provider of artificial intelligence (AI) and cryptocurrency technology, today announced that it has signed a Collaboration Agreement with Bitget, a crypto exchange based in Singapore.
Following the launch of USDT futures, one-click copy trade, and quanto swap futures, this past April, Bitget further announced its full acquisition of decentralized crypto wallet Bitkeep.
Agreement
The Collaboration Agreement will grant DigiMax and Bitget opportunities to collaborate on mutually beneficial business arrangements, including allowing Bitget users to first learn about DigiMax’s trading signal product CryptoHawk and ultimately offer direct access CryptoHawk inside Bitget’s platform.
Moreover, the companies intend to develop an API system to allow Bitget users to access CryptoHawk signals and allow direct one-click trading based on new CryptoHawk indicators being issued.
“By becoming a collaboration partner with Bitget, CryptoHawk users will have a great opportunity not only to increase the efficiency and security of their trading, but in the near future, they will also have access to automated trading from the CryptoHawk signals. We are excited to partner with Bitget to deliver ever-increasing value to both of our sets of users now and in the future.”
– DigiMax CEO, Chris Carl
CryptoHawk.ai
An AI-driven, price trend prediction tool, CryptoHawk can be used by any investor to maximize their digital trading profits. It delivers hourly price-trend prediction indicators to help subscribers interested in trading Bitcoin or Ethereum, and now provides overall trend guidance for a broader portfolio of cryptocurrencies.
CryptoHawk tool is unique as it uses AI and machine learning to capture profit from the volatility of cryptocurrencies, rather than incur the risk of buy-and-hold investments.
Note, the combined June-July 2021 period saw CryptoHawk trading signals generating returns of +44.9% for Bitcoin and +22.1% for Ethereum before trading commissions. During that same period, Bitcoin had a net change of +5.1% while Ethereum dropped -3.6% during the period.
