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The Wild, Wild West of Today’s Crypto Trading | CryptoCurrencyWire on The Wild West Crypto Show | Episode 164

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CryptoCurrencyWire’s Jonathan Keim’s take on the latest trends in the world of cryptocurrencies. The Look and Learn segment further featured discussion surrounding the 24-hour globalization of crypto. “Crypto is 24/7. Its lights are on all the time,” Bates said, describing the nuances of cryptocurrency trading. “What a lot of people don’t realize is, with crypto, you’re not only your own compliance department … your own bank … your own back operations; you’re your own trading platform. There are a whole lot of things you have to consider before you just go in there and hit sell… before you go in there and hit buy. I think what will happen over time, and we’ve been talking about this for four years, the exchanges are going to start to consolidate. They’re going to start to give better service, more transparency,” he said, describing the projected future as compared to current trading as the wild, wild west. To watch the latest episode, visit https://ccw.fm/IZnkH

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