Things got me cleared when I scanned the few pages of the WP. But when I was halfway of reading, I just notice how does STeX assure us that their exchange will got all of existing cryptocurrency and new ones? I think that after ICO, all of the ICOs will contract the only exchange/s that they want to be part. If that is true, how does STeX aggregate every cryptocurrency?
It is possible because STeX allow to trade coins listed on other exchanges. So if any ICO will show on a particular exchange it will automatically be available on STeX too.
What about the coins that will not like to be in the STeX exchange? In my observation, there are successful ICO who choose exchange based upon they wants and not with the capability of an exchange. Well, I think it does not matter since STeX will be the best exchange in cryptocurrency.
Hm, I never heard of a project that specifically didn't want to get listed on a certain exchange. There are coins that aren't listed, yes, but that's because they didn't apply.
I can't see any drawbacks for a coin or token if it gets listed on exchanges, the more the better as this creates volume.
There's also the difference between coins and tokens as tokens that comply with e.g. the ERC20 or NEP standard they don't have a choice whether they can get lister or not unless they choose not to be tradeable at all, which defeats the purpose in most cases.