The Minecraft trading platform Trading Federation has made the leap to the digital currency world, adding Bitcoin trading to its existing Bitcoin trading features.

The site now offers trading services for Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin, and many other currencies.

Users can also pay for products and services with Bitcoin, a more secure alternative to traditional payment methods like credit cards.

“Today we are adding Bitcoin as a currency option to our platform.

Our goal with Bitcoin is to make it easier for people to purchase, buy, sell and trade Bitcoin,” Trading Federation CEO Alex Lichtman said in a statement.

“As a new player to the world of online trading, we are excited to expand our platform to allow you to easily buy and sell your favorite digital currency with the most trusted, convenient and secure platform available.”

The site’s Bitcoin trading interface will work just like a credit card.

If a user chooses to pay with Bitcoin or Litecoin and chooses to use an escrow service, the site will automatically send a Bitcoin or a Litecoin equivalent.

Lichtman also announced that the site is adding support for PayPal as well as the company’s Bitcoin debit card.

Users can sign up for a free account to earn points that can be used for free transactions.

The points are then converted into Bitcoins and are converted to currency on the Trading Federation site.

Users will also be able to earn free shipping and handling with PayPal, and earn points to redeem for Bitcoin and Litecoin as well.

Lichtmann also announced the site has added Bitcoin debit cards for international customers.

The site has a total of five currencies, including Litecoin.

Bitcoin is currently worth more than $3,000 on the platform, and its price has increased about 200% in the last year.

In the next few months, Trading Federation plans to add more currencies, adding the following currencies to its Bitcoin trading platform:Dollar, Euro, Pound, Yen, Japanese Yen, Canadian Dollar, Australian Dollar, New Zealand Dollar, South African Rand, Singapore Dollar, Norwegian Krone, Swiss Franc, Euro.