So yesterday, the big news. Uniswap announced features for v3 that, if all is true, will really change the world for DEX trading (I know they all say it's Defi and what not but really for me this is just decentralized trading for alts).

Here's the whitepaper: https://uniswap.org/whitepaper-v3.pdf

But here's the easier blog: https://uniswap.org/blog/uniswap-v3/

So you can basically provide liquidity at a set price, so like a limit order trailing, or stop loss on your capital provided. 4000x capital efficiency supposedly.

BUT a new "Business License" so it's not open source until timelock expiry.

Thoughts?

OK. So we've got Binance, one of the most successful unregulated centralised exchanges to open in recent times. Incredible ICO, incredible BNB growth, terrible reputation so far with security (don't let their hacker bounties fool you). Japan wants to seek further investigation on them, but they've just moved their HQ to Malta, where the government there has openly welcomed them with warmth and conveniently overlooking all the criticisms pointed at them.

I'm thinking now: is this going to set a wave of companies moving operations to these small friendly crypto jurisdictions? Malta? Gibraltar? Switzerland? What to make of it?