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Crypto exchanges
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying crypto-exchanges. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 3117224-017 : Although federal securities law is the main instrument countries use to regulate ICO technology, there is also concern about regulating exchanges, which may fall outside federal securities laws at lea
- 3117224-030 : At the time of publication there were no registered marketplaces or alternative trading systems for cryptocurrency in Canada.
- 3117224-033 : The People's Republic of China has banned ICOs entirely, including the offering of coins and the exchanges used to trade them, on the view that ICOs hurt the market through potential deception and fra
- 3117224-040 : Regulatory efforts toward ICOs take several forms or permutations of them, including regulating ICOs, cryptocurrencies, and DLT, mandating compliance programs, and regulating exchanges.
- 4033886-005 : Dual listing narrows bid ask spreads in traditional markets by injecting liquidity, but crypto markets behave differently: price differences between two exchanges can reach upwards of five percent dur
- 4033886-006 : Digital asset exchanges have no closing prices, so digital asset managers cannot rely on the closing price convention that underpins traditional valuation practice.
- 4033886-008 : Even for the most liquid level one digital assets, managers may choose between the price on a favored exchange and an aggregate across exchanges, so the same asset can be reported at different values
- 4033886-010 : Arbitrage trading emerges in crypto markets because of information asymmetries across exchanges, which arise from imperfect disclosure, and the resulting decline in market efficiency is a key indicato
- 4033886-026 : The main obstacle to digital asset market liquidity may be that the number of token holders has not continued to expand exponentially year over year; a larger stakeholder base would deepen liquidity a
- 4033886-028 : One design remedy for thin trading volume is supervision of digital asset exchanges by a federal governing authority or a self regulatory organization to assure compliance with existing laws.