well is another interesting article, here are the parts that will interest me:
it is expected that it will not allow U.S. customers to trade on th exchange at launch due to regulatory hurdles.
So the US people have no reason to celebrate.
The exchange will most likely start popular cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum and Litecoin. It will then expand to include 20 to 30 other coins.
in this part made me laugh a lot because of this:
However, it will have to vet coins before listing and coins will not list just because they are paying, said Skowronski. The first stage of the vetting process for new coins is application. Thus an interview with the third being a legal opinion by the in-house teams. Therefore, due diligence in inspecting the team and the whitepaper
before they begin to investigate the coins, they should buy some soothing pills not to have a heart attack, because they will discover many disagreeable things (
The team and
the whitepaper ) and in the end they will list the coins that pay the more money
Binance also said that it rejects 97 percent of the applicants hoping to list on it.
hahaha
they listed Bytecoin that had a very strange increase and I do not even see the reason for this big increase
Cryptopia is among those exchanges that use a different approach to list coins. It offers coins that are not found elsewhere. The exchange says there is a genuine demand for obscure tokens. Since that it is not the job of the exchanges to judge but to stick to executing trades.
Cryptopia is another shady exchange