One of the active and constantly moving companies is Binance, which is expanding rapidly and experimenting with and introducing any feature it deems appropriate to use.

Binance’s expansion this time will be at the smartphone level.

HTC is planning to provide support for the Binance blockchain with a new version of its blockchain-enabled phone, the EXODUS phone.

HTC announced on Tuesday that it will launch an “EXODUS 1” smartphone that will integrate with the blockchain and is called the Binance platform and will be able to provide and support decentralized exchange.

Meaning, the “EXODUS 1 Binance” version will integrate the Binance blockchain with the device’s native Zion wallet app, enabling users to directly access the decentralized Binance platform using the phone.

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HTC Chief Executive Officer Phil Chen said:

Binance’s vision is a cause that EXODUS phones aspire to, too.

He added:

We partner with the largest cryptocurrency exchange and give users the confidence to have their own private keys and operate their own full bitcoin node.

This also suggests that Binance’s support for in-device decentralization may help change how users interact with exchanges.

While the statement of Mr. “CZ” CEO of Binance was as follows:

Smartphones are the most natural device to be crypto wallets, especially since users always stick to them.

Crypto, on the other hand, will make every smartphone a point-of-sale terminal and payment device, excluding most other intermediaries.

CZ said he is excited to see how people can adopt cryptocurrency using this new device.

In this regard, he stated:

The implications are profound and far-reaching.

The most innovative smartphone makers are racing to embrace encryption.

We are happy to support and work with HTC EXODUS to make sure its users can access Binance’s network and decentralized platform to help people access and exchange crypto anywhere.

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HTC first revealed its crypto-friendly smartphone last year, when it unveiled the EXODUS 1.

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Released later in 2018, the phone was initially only available for purchase with cryptocurrency.

The company later opened after sales in regular currencies earlier this year.

This year, HTC followed up with its “EXODUS 1” offering with 1s in the label, a more affordable variant capable of running a full Bitcoin node provided users add additional storage using an external storage chip.

The new “EXODUS 1 Binance” edition will sell for $599.

Again the phone can only be purchased with cryptocurrency on HTC’s website.

Some early customers may receive some BNB coins that will be distributed to their devices for free.

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