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Advice needed! $500+ USD (0.132 ETH) miner fee to convert FEX token to USDT
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can you trade those on a FEX?
We praise Black Rock, but they waited to all those smaller entities to test the waters first. Congrats to them too: * Enclave Markets has created the first fully encrypted exchange, or FEX. * Copper offers custody, trading, and prime broking solutions * ClearLoop. MatrixPort, an all-in-one crypto services platform, is expanding into the European market. * SDX, the digital assets arm of SIX Swiss Exchange, aims to integrate assets across both digital and traditional exchanges. * Canton claims to be the world's first privacy-enabled open blockchain network for institutional assets. * Digital Asset Research provides institutional-grade crypto research and data.
tldr; BlackRock, Fidelity, and other firms are investing in Bitcoin ETFs for the retail market, but smaller firms are also innovating in the crypto space. Enclave Markets has created the first fully encrypted exchange, or FEX, and its trading volumes have increased over 1,000% since the start of the year. Copper, a digital asset infrastructure provider, offers custody, trading, and prime broking solutions, and has seen strong growth in its off-exchange trading and settlement network, ClearLoop. MatrixPort, an all-in-one crypto services platform, is expanding into the European market. SDX, the digital assets arm of SIX Swiss Exchange, aims to integrate assets across both digital and traditional exchanges. Canton claims to be the world's first privacy-enabled open blockchain network for institutional assets. Digital Asset Research provides institutional-grade crypto research and data. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
Staking isn’t being taken away. Kraken got fined for the service it provides and instead of seeking some clarity on the matter they just bent over and paid the fine. There isn’t a problem with staking being available in CeFi, the problem is the way that it is delivered, not thoroughly communicated unethically handled or made fully transparent to the customer hence why the SEC has stepped in to protect the customer post FEX, Celsius etc. CEXs need to review their processed around staking to fit legislation and in the best interests of the customer, that legislation and clarity needs to be sought and Kraken not challenging the SEC leaves that issue for someone else to pursue. Maybe Coinbase. Like you said maybe proper regulation and clear guidance will come about eventually, but these crypto firms and our community need to stand strong, be confident and not give in to settling so quicker otherwise Gensler will continue his rampage because he knows he can without resistance.
Be like Larry https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=FEX64-2Tphw
Fuck your CEX, Fuck your DEX, it's all about FEX