• DigiMax Global (DIGI) has launched its new mobile app version of CryptoHawk AI on Apple and Google App stores
  • CryptoHawk AI offers an extensive array of trading insights providing benefits to virtually any type of trader or investor
  • CryptoHawk AI has garnered a 4.9 and 5.0 rating on Apple and Google App stores following a soft launch last week
  • DigiMax, an official IBM partner, is an Artificial Intelligence technology company
  • Digimax Global Inc. (DIGI) opened trading at C$0.07 per share

DigiMax Global (DIGI) has launched its new mobile app version of CryptoHawk AI on Apple and Google App stores.

CryptoHawk AI offers an extensive array of trading insights providing benefits to virtually any type of trader or investor.

Following a soft launch last week, CryptoHawk AI has garnered a 4.9 and 5.0 rating on Apple and Google App stores, respectively, with more than 100 positive ratings and reviews combined.

“CryptoHawk AI is a game-changer that elevates cryptocurrency investing opportunities to a larger population”, – says DigiMax CTO Thierry Hubert.

“Whether cryptocurrency prices are rising or falling, using artificial intelligence assists any investor in confirming their own theories, or developing new trading strategies. Artificial intelligence will continue to produce a less biased and more accurate set of trading data indicators than an individual can do on their own, or simply by using technical analysis.”

DigiMax, an official IBM partner, is an Artificial Intelligence technology company committed to unlocking the potential of disruptive technologies by providing advanced financial, predictive, and cryptocurrency solutions across various verticals.

Digimax Global Inc. (DIGI) opened trading at C$0.07 per share.

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