He Yize, vice president of OKCoin, noted that the company is in talks for Series B funding and has plans to explore overseas market. According to data released by the company, OKCoin’s daily trading volume has reached 300,000 Bitcoins and 13 million Litecoins as of present. OKCoin recently launched a P2P lending platform to combine P2P model with Bitcoin. BTC China, another Bitcoin trading platform, secured $5 million of Series A financing from investors including LightSpeed at the end of last year. The collapse of Mt.Gox, once a leading Bitcoin trading platform based in Japan, worsened the concerns, since the company’s bankruptcy was caused by the loss of nearly half a billion dollars worth of digital currencies to hackers, as claimed by the company.