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Topic: [2018-05-14] New Crypto Exchange DX Will Use Nasdaq’s Technology (Read 204 times)

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It's going to launch in 2 days! Smiley

Check out this video to learn more about how DX.Exchange works:
https://coincodex.tv/videos/596/dxexchange-makes-it-possible-to-buy-tokenized-securities-with-nasdaq-powered-exchange
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The new DX.Exchange will allow users to trade digital tokens that represent shares in 10 companies listed on Nasdaq (Alphabet, Apple, Amazon, Facebook, Microsoft Corporation, Tesla, Netflix, Baidu, Intel Corporation and Nvidia). This will be great!

https://coincodex.com/article/2821/crypto-exchange-will-allow-users-to-trade-tokens-representing-shares-of-major-companies/
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This sounds too good to be true. A free exchange with a fiat gateway is too much to ask for. Just having fiat allowed is challenging enough, many big exchanges don't even support it
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Does anybody know whether they have an API?
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Your Data Belongs To You
mockups look promising, but hard to tell before it's actually life to trade..
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quote: " Skowronski stated that the KYC (Know Your Customer) process and verification will be much faster than the traditional one seen at many decentralized exchanges. It will be done by submitting an email and a phone number “Without undermining the necessary KYC and AML components, required by the regulator”" <- how can this be legit, that sounds a bit fishy to me..?!

Yeah, that indeed sounds fishy but i tend to think that the article has poor quality.
This is NASDAQ related exchange , it already acquired Estonian license and they are working with US regulators to allow US citizens to trade but for time being US is out .
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mockups look promising, but hard to tell before it's actually life to trade..
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quote: " Skowronski stated that the KYC (Know Your Customer) process and verification will be much faster than the traditional one seen at many decentralized exchanges. It will be done by submitting an email and a phone number “Without undermining the necessary KYC and AML components, required by the regulator”" <- how can this be legit, that sounds a bit fishy to me..?!
Fishy indeed and I don't know if they do talk about KYC if they would just need an email and phone number.Its very unclear regarding into this matter and as I have read on the article this exchange wont really charge for trading but having a monthly subscription.?I don't know if they can sustain on just relying into that amount the good thing on here is that  The DX exchange hired a team of 72 employees which would really give us fast response when it comes to support and other related concerns.
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mockups look promising, but hard to tell before it's actually life to trade..
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quote: " Skowronski stated that the KYC (Know Your Customer) process and verification will be much faster than the traditional one seen at many decentralized exchanges. It will be done by submitting an email and a phone number “Without undermining the necessary KYC and AML components, required by the regulator”" <- how can this be legit, that sounds a bit fishy to me..?!
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A crypto exchange with zero trading fees. Launching Next Month.

Looks like there are plans for an upcoming cryptocurrency exchange to use the new Nasdaq technology.

The new centralized cryptocurrency exchange “DX” will use a technology provided by Nasdaq, says CEO of the project Daniel Skowronski. He calls the new crypto exchange the one stop shop for “exchanging fiat and crypto, holding coins and as well as wallet services.”

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What do you think? Will this new and centralized cryptocurrency exchange be attractive to folks who want "Regulated exchanges"?
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