Colleagues, as if the crypto universe
needs another twenty-five exchanges. Well the Philippine government appears to
foresee economic growth and the opportunity to compete with the US, China, the
Ukraine, India and South Korea. Formation of the special economic zone recently
approved by the Cagayan Economic Zone Authority (CEZA) to serve both purposes. Bottom line
questions: 1) Just how many crypto exchanges does the world need? and, 2) Can
the Philippines financial and regulatory environment attract top-tier
exchanges? The Cryptocurrency Academy is pro-competition, yet we question the
ever-increasing number of exchanges around the globe … when in fact the five
largest exchanges manage some 75% of all crypto transactions (see Crypto
Coin Charts). We see
the emergence of a dualistic crypto exchange world order whereby the 5-10
largest exchanges control the majority of “first-world” transactions in a
reasonably secure and transparent manner. And in contrast, a multitude of
micro- and/or specialty- exchanges process transactions for the “darker” side of
the crypto world with little regulation and appeal to traders who seek to keep
their transactions away from public scrutiny. Share a comment visit us today! Lawrence – Cryptocurrency
Academy (https://cryptocurrencyacademy.blogspot.com/)
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