The UK exchange plans to introduce new stablecoin trading pairs, with September volume exceeding 1 billion USD.

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According to ChainCatcher news and Jin10 reports, the crypto assets spot trading platform under UK trader TP ICAP plans to start offering stablecoin trading pairs, reflecting a broader prosperity in the digital asset space. Simon Forster, co-head of global digital assets at TP ICAP, stated that Fusion Digital Assets currently provides Bitcoin and Ether spot trading for institutional market participants and plans to add these additional assets in the first half of next year. The exchange announced that its monthly volume surpassed $1 billion for the first time in September, equivalent to five times the trading volume a year ago, with a nominal trading volume growth of 85% on average per month over the past 12 months.

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