Will u have desktop version of the exchange? Like binance one?
It would be very appreciated by the way. Hope team will consider that
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Will u have desktop version of the exchange? Like binance one?
It would be very appreciated by the way. Hope team will consider thatWill u have desktop version of the exchange? Like binance one?
It would be very appreciated by the way. Hope team will consider thatWill u have desktop version of the exchange? Like binance one?
It would be very appreciated by the way. Hope team will consider that
Good night, fellows!
remarkable sales fees! Outstanding job, informed business.
remarkable sales fees! Outstanding job, informed business.
Will u have desktop version of the exchange? Like binance one?
How can I make sure ur advisors are real? That they have real intentions about the project. And will do all their best to make this project successful?
All the advisors are real here and u may check their social pages.To ensure they are real supporters
How can I make sure ur advisors are real? That they have real intentions about the project. And will do all their best to make this project successful?
Can ur exchange exist with small liquidity pool? How big amount of money has to be there?
I think it will exist anyway. In accordance with time liquidity will grow i guess 
Can ur exchange exist with small liquidity pool? How big amount of money has to be there?
Where are u going to store the collected funds? Parity multisig is not acceptable due to the vulnurability. Thats why im curious about ur solution
It is kinda obvious - cold wallet. It is the safest way to save crypto
Where are u going to store the collected funds? Parity multisig is not acceptable due to the vulnurability. Thats why im curious about ur solution
Why exactly ETH for ICO? Would not it has more sense to use other tech? Ardor as an example
It is the most convenient way how to conduct ICO. ImhoWhy exactly ETH for ICO? Would not it has more sense to use other tech? Ardor as an example
It is the most convenient way how to conduct ICO. Imho
Why exactly ETH for ICO? Would not it has more sense to use other tech? Ardor as an example
In what jurisdiction u gonna operate? Where is ur main office?
Im more curious how many offices team has? Or just one as for now?In what jurisdiction u gonna operate? Where is ur main office?
Im more curious how many offices team has? Or just one as for now?
In what jurisdiction u gonna operate? Where is ur main office?
So all the assets are being stored at stex exchange.
But lets imagine the situation I wanna buy some coins of one of the new icos with its own blockchain. Lets say quark. But ur exchange does not support this new coin. So i wont be able to use stex for that purpose?
But lets imagine the situation I wanna buy some coins of one of the new icos with its own blockchain. Lets say quark. But ur exchange does not support this new coin. So i wont be able to use stex for that purpose?
As good as the STeX concept might be, it can't work magic.
If an asset has its own blockchain, maybe even a proprietary one, it's not that easy to simply "add" it to an exchange. STeX or any exchange for that needs to be sure that everything works properly and that there are no issues with said blockchain. You can't afford to add an asset that has faulty code or that has vulnerabilities.
On top of that, there needs to be a risk assessment of the asset itself whether it's even worthy of being added to the exchange. Is the project legit? Will there be enough volume? There are a lot of questions that need to be answered. You need to keep in mind that every added asset potentially dilutes the liquidity pool, even if STeX is (partly) compensated through possible listing fees.
So you see that there are good reasons not to simply add every ICO token/coin.
So all the assets are being stored at stex exchange.
But lets imagine the situation I wanna buy some coins of one of the new icos with its own blockchain. Lets say quark. But ur exchange does not support this new coin. So i wont be able to use stex for that purpose?
But lets imagine the situation I wanna buy some coins of one of the new icos with its own blockchain. Lets say quark. But ur exchange does not support this new coin. So i wont be able to use stex for that purpose?
New coins will have to be added to STeX and it's liquidity pool too allow trading, so support is required. But listing of new ICOs should be easy, there already is a form for new coins.
If there is a necessary KYC process? I mean on the exchange.. could anyone answer?
No, for simple trading it's not needed. Only if you want pro account or much higher withdraw limits, you will have to do KYC.
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