##我的交易风格 Why is OKX able to smoothly obtain licenses and launch in Germany and Poland, while Binance and Bybit frequently encounter issues?

Isn't European regulation getting stricter? How is it expanding instead?

Today's seemingly 'official' news actually hides thelife-and-death transformation signals of centralized exchanges..



OKX has conquered another city!


This time it’s Germany and Poland, two markets with huge crypto growth potential in Europe. OKX not only successfully obtained regulatory licenses but also officially launched its trading platform.

To put it bluntly:

Now users in Germany and Poland can directly buy and sell over 270 types of crypto assets with euros, trade over 60 euro pairs, and enjoy localized deposit, withdrawal, and German/Polish customer support.


This is not just about opening new stores, but seizing the high ground of 'compliant trading'.



Why is this step crucial?


OKX did not simply rush in to launch services; it has made ample preparations behind the scenes:


Obtained local compliance licenses in Germany and Poland.


Providing customized services that comply with local laws.

User fund security, identity verification, transaction transparency, and other aspects all benchmark against regulatory standards.

appointing local executives, directly connecting with regulators, building an ecosystem, and deeply understanding user needs.


And these are precisely what the crypto space currently lacks and what regulators are most concerned about.


How large is the European market, really?


Germany is the largest economy in Europe, and Poland is the largest emerging market in Eastern Europe, with rapidly increasing crypto adoption rates.

These two countries represent a signal:



For centralized trading platforms to survive in the European and American markets, compliance must come first.



OKX is not just starting to 'engage in Europe'—


It has previously completed: 🇳🇱 Netherlands, 🇧🇪 Belgium registration.


🇪🇺 Becoming one of the few platforms that simultaneously holds both MiCA and MiFID II licenses.


🇲🇹 Radiating throughout the entire European Economic Area (EEA) from Malta, serving over 400 million users.


In simple terms, OKX has already built a compliance 'expressway' and is now starting to drive.



Other markets are also progressing:


Middle East: Obtained the VASP license from Dubai VARA.



Singapore: Has received principle approval for the large payment institution license from MAS (Monetary Authority of Singapore).

Latin America, North America, and other regions are also advancing multiple compliance initiatives.

In terms of security standards, it has passed ISO27001 and SOC 2 Type II security audit certifications.


This is no longer the playbook of 'wild path exchanges'; it is the roadmap of standard international financial institutions.



Conclusion: Has compliance success or failure determined the fate of CeFi?


In this round of the crypto space, it's not just about how many types of cryptocurrencies to list or who issues red envelopes first, but about:

who can survive in the 'regulatory storm' and serve more ordinary users.


OKX's move is a step ahead on the 'right path'.

But can this path be pursued to the end?

Can other platforms keep up?

Which platform are you still using?

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