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1. Why is, say, Cobinhood not a good exchange?
2. By the second line, I believe, you mean "partners using tokens". Here's the answer from Telegram.
Implementation and integration processes are not only signing a contract, it also entails tons of studies into legislation system to make sure everything is fine in a particular case, pilots, etc. It's a new space, there're no pre-paved paths to follow.

1) At first this is exchange for Korean people. And did you see volume on this exchanges its jut funny!
2) At second you have almost 2 years, and during this 2 years you still didnt do nothing for tokens using! So, what are you doing?

1. The exchange is for everyone. There is no restriction by region.
2. Mainnet is operable, partnerships are signed, swap is done, the web client is updated regularly...

Exchange with no volume. At last Kucoin is much better exchange.
What liquidity (using) tokens have right now? How they are using in your ecosystem? Is there any company with which you signer partnerships using tokens? Huh

Yes, liquidity could be better. Yes, the tokens can be used in the ecosystems. They are needed if you want to do anything in the platform. Many functions are already working and many of them for quite a while now, you should check the mainnet. They have lots of partnerships but no one fully uses it right now but I have great expectations on this project.

I wonder why is everyone is so obsessed with price and liquidity and don't even look into the technical progress and other stuff. If price and liquidity are bad then everyone thinks there was no progress made. If price is okay then no questions asked in spite of lack of development and real usage. Everyone is happy. No one even checks the white paper of such projects before putting their money in. Thus, they undervalue one thing and overvalue the other. That's quite an unhealthy condition. I think that's why bubbles occur. People forget to ask 'how much?' =/

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