The leading European exchange has obtained a US license, establishing an independent entity in New York to cover the entire country.

2025-12-01 13:40:17

[Coin World] A leading exchange in Europe has obtained a US operating license and has directly established an independent entity in New York. It can now cover all 50 states in the US, providing a full range of services including spot trading, instant exchange, and fiat deposit and withdrawal. The CEO mentioned that this wave has caught the favorable wind of US policies.

Their main selling points are compliance + low fees + security. Just in time for their seventh anniversary, they launched a global promotion - even the large screen in Times Square is set up. This move clearly indicates that they want to make a significant impact in the U.S. market.

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GasFeeCrier

· 12-04 12:55

Another "compliance" story—I'm really curious how long it will last this time.

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AirdropNinja

· 12-03 12:12

Advertising in Times Square must cost a lot of money. As for whether the low fee rate is real, we'll have to see what happens next.

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PumpBeforeRug

· 12-03 06:06

Advertising in Times Square? That must cost a fortune, feels a bit over the top... But then again, having a compliance license really is the best thing. Looks like the US market is finally about to get competitive.

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CryptoTherapist

· 12-01 21:11

honestly the "compliance + low fees + security" trinity is just therapeutic copium at this point... we're all just healing from ftx trauma aren't we

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DaoGovernanceOfficer

· 12-01 14:10

*empirically speaking*, this is just regulatory theater if we're being honest. they got their compliance checkbox, sure, but the real question is—where's the governance structure? are token holders actually voting on operational decisions or is this just another centralized exchange cosplaying as decentralized?

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ZKProofster

· 12-01 14:10

honestly? "compliance + low fees + security" is such a generic trifecta that every exchange claims... technically speaking, the actual implementation details matter way more than the marketing spiel. time square billboards don't prove anything about their infrastructure tbh.

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DegenDreamer

· 12-01 14:09

The U.S. license has really become a hot commodity now, but that being said, the combination of Compliance and low fees always feels like something is missing... There are plenty of exchanges that just shout slogans, but how many can actually survive? They are quite bold when it comes to advertising in Times Square.

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Rugman_Walking

· 12-01 14:09

Advertising in Times Square is really something; it shows that U.S. policies are indeed loosening up.

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RooftopReserver

· 12-01 14:06

Advertising in Times Square? This is a step up in style, but let's see if it can win people's hearts.

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