Not exact matches
The
company allows its partners to officially receive
cryptocurrency liquidity, which is
usually not available for
companies that work in particular sectors, including banking.
It's worth noting that while stock exchanges impose requirements on the
companies they list such as periodic public disclosure of financials etc,
cryptocurrency exchanges
usually do not have any listing requirements, nor are the exchanges obligated to perform any due diligence on project whose coins they are listing.
The
company allows its partners to officially receive
cryptocurrency liquidity, which is
usually not available for
companies that work in particular sectors, including banking.
Such
companies usually advertise about the software, platform and product being build and people can buy the same using
cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Startup
companies use ICOs, which are
usually Ethereum - based, to raise capital money through the issuance of new
cryptocurrencies or digital tokens that can be traded online are now officially illegal in China.
However, instead of offering shares of stock to the public, the
company,
usually a startup involved in blockchain technology, develops a
cryptocurrency (the most well - known being bitcoin) for sale to the public, which can then be bought and sold on
cryptocurrency exchanges online.