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Crypto exchange competition used to be about who could list new coins faster, charge lower fees, and offer deeper liquidity. Things are different now: regulators have entered the race, and they’re not exactly the kind of referees who like to joke around.
Gate continues to advance its global compliance efforts and currently covers 81 regulated jurisdictions. Its global footprint is steadily expanding, from Europe’s MiCA and US state-level MTLs to Japan’s FSA and relevant credentials in Dubai and Australia.
What does this mean? Exchanges can’t just know how to do business; they also have to learn to follow local rules. After all, even if the product is great and liquidity is strong, falling behind on compliance is like opening a luxury restaurant but forgetting to get a business license.
In the future, exchanges may compete not only over who has deeper trading liquidity, but also over whose compliance foundation is more solid.
Do you think compliance will become a core competitive advantage for exchanges? $SPCX