With the rise in the cryptocurrency and ICO market, crypto exchanges, which are integral to the market’s liquidity are also on an upward trend. Recent reports suggest that these exchanges charge anywhere between $1 to $3 million to list a token.
Crypto exchanges charges $50k-$3M, while Nasdaq charges $55k
In today’s crypto world, crypto exchanges play an extremely important and popular role. A registered exchange, on its way to create the path to liquidity rolls in money. For instance, one of the fastest growing crypto exchange Binance raised around $2 billion in just about six months.
Cryptocurrency exchanges have various ways to earn money among which listing the tokens of an ICO (initial Coin Offering) is one such lucrative option. For a token to be listed on an exchange, it would cost one somewhere around $50,000 to $3 million.
I think charges of exchanges are very reasonable. Most of the transaction of Bitcoins and altcoins mostly happen in exchange majority. The value of crypto currencies are affected on the trade that happens on exchange. Without exchange it's risky to trust Person to Person transaction. Imagine buying altcoins with bitcoin dealing directly to unknown Person, you need to risk to send first without the assurance that the person you are dealing with will send want you buy. High charges but fair and reasonable. Crypto exchanges charges $50k-$3M, while Nasdaq charges $55k
In today’s crypto world, crypto exchanges play an extremely important and popular role. A registered exchange, on its way to create the path to liquidity rolls in money. For instance, one of the fastest growing crypto exchange Binance raised around $2 billion in just about six months.
Cryptocurrency exchanges have various ways to earn money among which listing the tokens of an ICO (initial Coin Offering) is one such lucrative option. For a token to be listed on an exchange, it would cost one somewhere around $50,000 to $3 million.
