It may reduce compliance burdens and spur innovation, but also raises concerns about investor protection. A balanced approach will likely be key as regulators explore other oversight avenues
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It may reduce compliance burdens and spur innovation, but also raises concerns about investor protection. A balanced approach will likely be key as regulators explore other oversight avenues
Investor protections are still in place due to the fact that fraud and other financial crimes are still on the books. The change in designation doesn't provide immunity from financial crimes.
What are the different exchanges that are affected by this decision?
Exchanges using traditional order matching—think platforms like Coinbase Pro—may see direct effects. Decentralized systems and emerging models might also be impacted, with specifics unfolding as regulators refine guidelines
What are the top DeFi exchanges for cryptocurrency trading based upon volume?
Uniswap typically dominates in volume, with SushiSwap, Curve Finance, and Balancer also showing strong numbers. Volumes can change fast, so tracking on data aggregators like CoinGecko or DeFiPulse is a smart move
What is the difference between centralized and decentralized exchanges?
Centralized exchanges are run by companies handling custody and matching, while decentralized ones use smart contracts, giving users more control but often with lower liquidity and speed.
What is being discussed about tokenizing assets such as stocks and will they appear on decentralized exchanges?