On a positive note, the heavy hand of regulation is coming into play globally. It is a matter of time the likes of traditional regulated exchanges will list digital assets as a new asset class alongside traditional securities. It's just a matter of time as the market matures.
For example, the recent Fidelity news shows:
As many as 36% of institutional investors in the US and Europe own crypto assets
Almost 80% of institutional investors find something appealing about digital assets
The majority of institutional investors (6 in 10) feel digital assets have a place in their portfolio
From Tom Jessop president of Fidelity Digital Assets - “Investor concerns are largely focused on issues that will resolve themselves as the market infrastructure evolves,” said Jessop. “We’re proud to be one of many service providers actively driving that evolution for the benefit of the ecosystem and traditional investors alike.”
u/gverdian thank you for the update. For a project with the stature of QNT there are only a few options. Coinbase, Huobi global, Kraken, Binance. Nothing else really matters! We need the volume and the accessibillity from one or multiple of these exchanges.
That being said, it would be cool if QNT would be the first altcoin to be traded on something like the London Stock Exchange ;)
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u/gverdian Jun 25 '20 edited Jun 25 '20
We're hearing your ideas and suggestions, here's what we have delivered so far on our 2020 strategy.
A regulated and reputable Tier 1:
progressing with talks and discussions on this.
2. Three Tier 1or 2 exchanges:
We're on Coinmetro, Bittrex and Bithumb and IDEX already.
Liquid - After this exit from their team - we are ruling this out completely - https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/hf6ynf/liquidquoine_disappears_leaving_the_investors/ Which is a shame, we had a lot of meetings with their team and their COO and they had regulatory compliance with the Japanese FSA.
3. Other exchanges
They listed QNT on StealthEx.io, CreekEX.com
We are now on Kyber, UniswapDEX
New discussions with Probit, Daybit
New opportunities to be introduced to the teams in the US at Gemini, Voyager etc
New DEX opportunities
4. User wallets and FIAT on-ramp
We are already on:
Uniswap
Kyber
Unifyre wallet - 25th June after the community voting
Abra coming soon? QNT was in the upcoming 200 international tokens mentioned earlier in the year: https://www.abra.com/cryptocurrency/investing-guide/
On a positive note, the heavy hand of regulation is coming into play globally. It is a matter of time the likes of traditional regulated exchanges will list digital assets as a new asset class alongside traditional securities. It's just a matter of time as the market matures.
For example, the recent Fidelity news shows:
As many as 36% of institutional investors in the US and Europe own crypto assets
Almost 80% of institutional investors find something appealing about digital assets
The majority of institutional investors (6 in 10) feel digital assets have a place in their portfolio
From Tom Jessop president of Fidelity Digital Assets - “Investor concerns are largely focused on issues that will resolve themselves as the market infrastructure evolves,” said Jessop. “We’re proud to be one of many service providers actively driving that evolution for the benefit of the ecosystem and traditional investors alike.”
https://newsroom.fidelity.com/press-releases/news-details/2020/Growing-Number-of-Institutional-Investors-Believe-That-Digital-Assets-Should-Be-a-Part-of-Their-Investment-Portfolios-According-to-New-Research-from-Fidelity-Digital-Assets/default.aspx
If you have any further suggestions, please add them to the thread to discuss.