AOFEX officially established a subsidiary in Taiwan on December 3rd to strengthen the brand’s global influence and better serve global users. The opening of an additional regional area will improve the worldwide distribution of OT (the token of the platform) and the adaptation of relevant applications in the ecosystem, which will further drive the development of the platform for ecosystem applications. AOFEX kicked off an event on the same day with a range of surprises and benefits and included a 260,000 Tether (USDT) reward to reward its loyal users and welcome newcomers. Please refer to the official announcement for details.

Blockchain is seen as an important driver in fintech and offers the opportunity to renew society’s productivity model from the ground up. With a democratic and open legal policy, the Taiwanese market has great growth potential for this platform. Many crypto and blockchain focused investors have paid a lot of attention to the Bank of Taiwan, and investments in this region have been highlighted in their portfolios. AOFEX recognizes the growth potential of the region and is working on promoting the acceptance of digital financial services there and offering users in the region professional digital financial services.

AOFEX focuses on the blockchain sector and is a leading global trading platform for digital financial derivatives and has received a US Money Services Business (MSB) license.

AOFEX has established offices in North America, Japan and Russia, among others, to provide a safe, fair and efficient investment and trading experience to more than 1.8 million users around the world. Based on OT, it has built a complete token economy system to expand the uses of tokens and continue to promote the growth and improvement of the ecosystem. AOFEX will implement local development strategies in Bank Taiwan while aiming to expand its presence in other regions of the world. It believes that its global strategy with localization tailored for each region will be able to serve global users and please local regulators.