去中心化交易所和中心化交易所
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Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino stated that if the company chooses to go public, its valuation could reach $515 billion, surpassing Costco and Coca-Cola, making it the 19th largest company in the world. Although this figure is already quite astonishing, Ardoino still calls it a "conservative estimate" as Tether holds a large and growing reserve of Bitcoin and gold.
He said that while Tether is experiencing rapid growth, it will continue to adhere to a humble and prudent business philosophy and looks forward to the next phase of development.
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He said that while Tether is experiencing rapid growth, it will continue to adhere to a humble and prudent business philosophy and looks forward to the next phase of development.
#Circle扩大IPO规模 #去中心化交易所和中心化交易所
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Analysis of Pain Points in Decentralized Trading and Centralized Exchanges
#去中心化交易所和中心化交易所
Decentralized exchanges do not require real-name verification. Sending ETH from a centralized exchange to a wallet incurs miner fees, and then connecting the wallet to the exchange allows you to long or short BTC, ETH. Decentralized exchanges are generally coin-based. If you want to convert it to a USDT-based system, you need to SWAP to USDT. Exchanging for USDT incurs a loss in the exchange.
Isn't the above process very troublesome? Yes, it is very troublesome, and the exchange incurs a loss of over 5%. If you want to avoid real-name verification, you can only use cash to find an underground dealer to convert USDT to your wallet. Who would go to a DEX to trade? The answer is that the profit pie of decentralized exchanges is money laundering. You know what I mean!
Decentralized exchanges do not require real-name verification. Sending ETH from a centralized exchange to a wallet incurs miner fees, and then connecting the wallet to the exchange allows you to long or short BTC, ETH. Decentralized exchanges are generally coin-based. If you want to convert it to a USDT-based system, you need to SWAP to USDT. Exchanging for USDT incurs a loss in the exchange.
Isn't the above process very troublesome? Yes, it is very troublesome, and the exchange incurs a loss of over 5%. If you want to avoid real-name verification, you can only use cash to find an underground dealer to convert USDT to your wallet. Who would go to a DEX to trade? The answer is that the profit pie of decentralized exchanges is money laundering. You know what I mean!
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