Topic: Dash added to Binance US - page 2. (Read 189 times)
Could someone explain to me why Dash seems to get a pass as a privacy coin when it comes to listing it? It seems to be hard for any other privacy coins to list in anywhere good enough exchanges, and only reason i can see for rejecting them is just being privacy coins.
Dash has been proactive with exchange listing. I guess this is a good news for the US privacy coin investors.
On a sidenote : OKEx Korea (a much smaller local Korean exchange) has decided to re-evaluate its earlier decision to delist Dash.
Fingers crossed they decide to keep Dash listed, their reasons to delist Dash were a bit strange to begin with.
Link : https://www.coindesk.com/okex-korea-reviewing-decision-to-delist-privacy-coins-zcash-and-dash[/color]
Did Dash team approached OKEX Korea as well? Similar to what Zcash team did according to the article. Fingers crossed they decide to keep Dash listed, their reasons to delist Dash were a bit strange to begin with.
Link : https://www.coindesk.com/okex-korea-reviewing-decision-to-delist-privacy-coins-zcash-and-dash[/color]
Well, i know Dash team made a document outlining Dash position towards privacy, compliance and regulation and sent that out to exchanges in a pro-active way of educating exchanges about
Dash privacy feature and its full commitment to comply with FATF recommendations. I assume they sent this information to OKEx Korea as well.
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Dash Core Group has received inquiries from exchanges seeking support for their compliance efforts with regulators. In particular, regulators are concerned that exchanges may be
unable to comply with KYC / AML regulations when transacting coins with privacy features. Because Dash is often found on lists of coins with privacy enhancements in the press and online,
Dash is at times a topic of regulator concerns.
To address these concerns, Dash Core Group has supported exchanges in their interactions with regulators. Through a process of education, we have been effective in explaining the technology
and convincing regulators that accepting Dash poses no incremental risk compared to Bitcoin. The required processes and compliance tools for Dash are identical to those required to support Bitcoin.
We are making this information available on our website in an effort to educate regulators, exchanges, money service providers, and lawmakers to make sure service providers can continue
servicing our users. We plan an information campaign with compliance officers and regulators over the coming month to dispel all concerns that Dash may pose an unmanageable risk.
unable to comply with KYC / AML regulations when transacting coins with privacy features. Because Dash is often found on lists of coins with privacy enhancements in the press and online,
Dash is at times a topic of regulator concerns.
To address these concerns, Dash Core Group has supported exchanges in their interactions with regulators. Through a process of education, we have been effective in explaining the technology
and convincing regulators that accepting Dash poses no incremental risk compared to Bitcoin. The required processes and compliance tools for Dash are identical to those required to support Bitcoin.
We are making this information available on our website in an effort to educate regulators, exchanges, money service providers, and lawmakers to make sure service providers can continue
servicing our users. We plan an information campaign with compliance officers and regulators over the coming month to dispel all concerns that Dash may pose an unmanageable risk.
Link : https://blog.dash.org/dashs-privacy-features-and-compliance-c27d79254ff1 (there is a pfd file of 6 pages in that blog, make sure to disable any adblock or it will mostly likely not show that pdf file)
Dash has been proactive with exchange listing. I guess this is a good news for the US privacy coin investors.
On a sidenote : OKEx Korea (a much smaller local Korean exchange) has decided to re-evaluate its earlier decision to delist Dash.
Fingers crossed they decide to keep Dash listed, their reasons to delist Dash were a bit strange to begin with.
Link : https://www.coindesk.com/okex-korea-reviewing-decision-to-delist-privacy-coins-zcash-and-dash[/color]
Did Dash team approached OKEX Korea as well? Similar to what Zcash team did according to the article. Fingers crossed they decide to keep Dash listed, their reasons to delist Dash were a bit strange to begin with.
Link : https://www.coindesk.com/okex-korea-reviewing-decision-to-delist-privacy-coins-zcash-and-dash[/color]
Read more here : https://twitter.com/binanceamerica/status/1183930255150440449?s=21
Credits : Tungi17
Source : https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.52761351
Binance.US Will List Dash (DASH)
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Binance.US, Binance's trading platform for its customers in the U.S., announced on Tuesday (October 15) that it had added support for another cryptoasset: Dash (DASH).
Read more here : https://www.cryptoglobe.com/latest/2019/10/binance-us-is-listing-dash-dash/
Credits : A. k. solo
Source : https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.52763921
This is great, Dash now has listings on additional major exchanges like Coinbase, Coinbase Pro, Vaultoro, Smart Valor and Binance US.
On a sidenote : OKEx Korea (a much smaller local Korean exchange) has decided to re-evaluate its earlier decision to delist Dash.
Fingers crossed they decide to keep Dash listed, their reasons to delist Dash were a bit strange to begin with.
Link : https://www.coindesk.com/okex-korea-reviewing-decision-to-delist-privacy-coins-zcash-and-dash
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