Announcing Currensee Tweet My Trades

Currensee Launches Forex Trading Transparency in 140 Characters
Tweet My Trades™ is first application to automatically post real-time trades to Twitter

Boston, MA – February 3, 2010 – Currensee Inc., the first Forex trading social network that connects traders from around the world based on real-time trades, today launched Tweet My Trades™, a unique integration with Twitter. The Tweet My Trades feature is the first Twitter application that enables traders to automatically tweet their actual trades and positions to Twitter in real time.

“Twitter integration is something our traders have been asking for and we’re excited to launch this innovative new feature and leverage Twitter,” said Asaf Yigal, co-founder and VP of Product at Currensee. “Tweet My Trades is different from StockTwits, TradeMonster and many of the other Twitter-based trading apps because we automatically tweet the trader’s actual trades and positions. It’s one thing to say the EUR/USD is going to break out or you’re going long the AUD/NZD, but it’s quite another to actually take the position and share that information with your followers on Twitter.”

The Tweet My Trades feature is one more example of how Currensee is changing the world of Forex by bringing trust and transparency to traders across the globe. By giving traders the ability to extend their trade collaboration beyond the Currensee platform, Currensee continues to innovate social trading for Forex traders. Since Currensee is the only Forex platform that is connected in real time to over 100 Forex brokers, the moment the trader executes their order, Currensee instantly sends the tweet on the trader’s behalf.

About Currensee:
Currensee brings trust and transparency to retail Forex trading.  The Currensee trading social network connects retail Forex traders from around the world, so they can share and collaborate on actual trading information in real-time  The unique Currensee Social Indicators ™ aggregate the wisdom of the network and provide a new approach to Forex market analysis and trade decision-making. Currensee provides real-time support for over 100 Forex brokers (including Alpari, dbFX, Forex.com, FXCM, FXDD, FX Solutions, IBFX, MB Trading and many more and is a member of the National Futures Association. Currensee is funded by North Bridge Venture Partners and the company is headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts. For more information, visit us at www.currensee.com.  Follow us on Facebook (www.facebook.com/currensee) and Twitter (www.twitter.com/currensee).

 

For more information, please contact:

Jenna Brown
Inkhouse Media + Marketing
781.791.4558
currensee@inkhouse.net

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