Hong Kong-based CoinEx exchange opened recently, anyone heard of it?

[ambar33n]

News travels fast, faster in the crypto-world.
Exchanges are waging an arms-race and we are in a great position as long-term investors.
I've read more than a few articles that claim exchanges are the "bank" of our environment, and since BTC's original goal was for decentralization to give people the power back, it's taken me a bit to reconcile with the philosophical differences in supporting something I believe in (decentralized finance and trust-less interaction between entities), and making a comfortable living investing in solid projects that possibly help keep Cypto-banks in power. Here we are .

[Kiran Sehzadi]

So you saw an arbirary pattern and you assume that would just perpetually continue?

[jonathancool220]

So you saw an arbirary pattern and you assume that would just perpetually continue?

my advice if you want to do arbitration don't be too pushy.
because the slow network and the closed wallet for the deposit will become an arbitration obstacle.

[Danus]

As you say "stock exchanges are driving an arms race." You also understand that this is a very long time. So everything can change

[sturec22]

I got myself small amount of CET. Coinex is expected to be the new binance. Maybe in this bear season it is kinda hard but when the bull comes why not?
Small fees, good airdrops.

[eldial]

Will it is a good news for the asian countries Hongkong based will adopt exchange open recently because one of this country is many investors and they want to legalized  bitcoin in there own country as I heard anybody and I am hoping it will be passed into the government approval.