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Posted: March 1, 2019
BudTrader.com has surpassed two million registered users
Boston, MA BudTrader.com, one of the world’s largest cannabis marketplaces in the U.S., has surpassed two million registered users and continues to reach milestones at a faster rate than any comparable site in cannabis or tech. BudTrader surpassed major cannabis sites Weedmaps and Leafly in user registration.
“So-called industry experts and Wall St. investors all said our growth would slow after we hit 1 million registered users. I’m happy to report that they were wrong. BudTrader is not slowing down anytime soon,” said CEO Brad McLaughlin. “I’m thrilled to see such great momentum and traction for BudTrader in the cannabis and social media space. We’ll continue to give our users a great experience.”
BudTrader.com is the largest online cannabis marketplace. Its platform is available in the United States where cannabis use is legal, as well as Canada and Puerto Rico.
In addition to two million registered users on BudTrader.com the BudTraderArcade.com has added over 32,000 users since December when it was launched.
The BudTrader Arcade features over 50,000 free video games.
“There’s a direct correlation between weed and video games. The 32,000 new users on BudTrader Arcade proves that.” said McLaughlin.
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