¿Qué es OKB?
🇨🇳OKB es la criptomoneda lanzada por la OK Blockchain Foundation y el exchange OKEx, uno de los más grandes del mundo.
🥉Actualmente ocupa el tercer lugar en liquidez y el cuarto en volumen de negociación, ofreciendo una amplia variedad de pares.
Aunque se asemeja a Binance, existen diferencias:
OKEx cuenta con un servicio de cloud mining y se enfoca más en trading de opciones, mientras que Binance apunta a ofrecer un abanico de servicios globales más amplio.
OKB funciona como token utilitario dentro de la plataforma.
Sirve para pagar comisiones de trading, participar en votaciones y gobernanza, así como para recompensar a los usuarios que lo mantienen en su poder.
El exchange OKEx nació en 2017 como una extensión de OKCoin (fundado en 2013 en China ).
Mientras OKCoin se centra en el intercambio de fiat a cripto, OKEx se especializa en el comercio de criptomonedas, ofreciendo API para trading algorítmico, una billetera multicriptomoneda y funciones de margin trading.

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What is OKB?
🇨🇳OKB is the cryptocurrency launched by the OK Blockchain Foundation and the OKEx exchange, one of the largest in the world.
🥉It currently ranks third in liquidity and fourth in trading volume, offering a wide variety of trading pairs.
Although it resembles Binance, there are differences:
OKEx offers a cloud mining service and focuses more on options trading, while Binance aims to offer a broader range of global services.
OKB functions as a utility token within the platform.
It is used to pay trading fees, participate in voting and governance, and to reward users who hold it.
The OKEx exchange was founded in 2017 as an extension of OKCoin (founded in 2013 in China).
While OKCoin focuses on fiat-to-crypto exchanges, OKEx specializes in cryptocurrency trading, offering algorithmic trading APIs, a multi-cryptocurrency wallet, and margin trading features.

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