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That is only one of two fundamental purposes of exchanges, historically speaking. Listing standards are at least equally as important
by eries 5y ago
That is only one of two fundamental purposes of exchanges, historically speaking. Listing standards are at least equally as important
- vasilipupkin 5y agoagreed, but nothing stops any of the existing exchanges to have special listing classes, if there really is demand for that type of thing. Nothing stops any of the companies currently listed on any of the exchanges from committing to those same principles, etc. It just seems like a solution in search of a problem. Not that it can't make money for the investors, I am sure it can. But I don't see the point of this in terms of value proposition.