1. “Regulation Arbitrage” is an over-simplified western fairy dust.
Most Asian exchanges, compliant or not, are doing what Binance is doing: aggressively listing new assets with minimal KYC, such as Huobi, KuCoin, Upbit
To many BNB holders the conviction comes from centralized trust on @cz_binance + his team. This is the same as $TSLA holder trusting Elon Musk. I see no problem with that rationale
If I have to pick one ex coin, $BNB seems to be the most reasonable bet. Avg ppl won’t have access to Bakkt stock
“农村包围城市” use rural areas to encircle cities, which is the biggest miss of many “compliant” exchanges when they are busy lobbying SEC or making legal filling
In most part of world easy access to crypto is missing, especially in area where fiat is a real shit.
this is exactly how “农村包围城市” will win
For Binance to maintain its market share, it’s adding fiat on-ramp such as its Singapore exchange with institution backing, and many more too come
The brand is what means something
Its capital efficiency maybe unreal in western world, but there are other recent China tech IPO $QTT $PDD at the same level
institutional money? Its Singapore exchange is backed by Vertex, the venture arm of Singapore sorvegin fund 👌🏻
Same thing apply to Japan, Korea, Singapore etc
I’m always confused what defines “arbitrage”. It is a mutual choice of both sides, it’s what makes human society liquid