Topic: so... anyone want to make a regulated US stock exchange? - page 2. (Read 3045 times)
Why? What's the point? There's plenty of exchanges now. Heck ASICMiner could be on an exchange in a week by going reverse merger with a shell. Would probably get a higher valuation then now and since they don't mine they aren't even remotely shady or unlicensed in any way.
Sure go for it man, sounds like a good idea, best get started on that right away.
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So, we've all had our fun scoffing at regulators, but now that we've got that out of our system (and our portfolio's are down 60%) are we ready to make a regulated US exchange?
This would have the perks of inviting more liquidity from larger market participants, as well as more stability and predictability.
Playing around with other experiments such as decentralized exchanges and colored coins just invites unpredictable illiquidity and instability.
The Securities and Exchange Commissions offers plenty of regulatory exemptions for the kinds/sizes of companies that have so far "IPO'd" in bitcoin land, the exchanges might have a more uphill battle but its time to cross the bridge
This would have the perks of inviting more liquidity from larger market participants, as well as more stability and predictability.
Playing around with other experiments such as decentralized exchanges and colored coins just invites unpredictable illiquidity and instability.
The Securities and Exchange Commissions offers plenty of regulatory exemptions for the kinds/sizes of companies that have so far "IPO'd" in bitcoin land, the exchanges might have a more uphill battle but its time to cross the bridge
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