Review on Mandala by Killer Bean
Here comes the Possible Binance of Tomorrow!
According to the news i saw from Mandala Exchange itself, Mandala exchange was launched in 2020, but the Twitter account of the exchange shows that the exchange joined Tiwtter in 2018, which doesnt seam possible, that was where i began suspecting a foul. Next i visited the telegram group, there i noticed some air of inactivity for almost a year running into two. But when i went to the exchange to confirm things myself, everything looked fine, even when I made my first deposit, it reflected immediately and i started trading instantly. Well, out of curiosity, i went to research more on this particular exchange and i saw that the exchange was powered by the number one exchange in Africa, Binance. Thus actually gave me a ray of hope while trading on the exchange. On the Bright side, Mandala Exchange comes with a dynamic and an up-to-date interface which constantly change as various cryptocurrencies are having a change in price too. The exchange allows users to trade in more than 20 cryptocurrencies and more than 15 fiat currencies making it an exchange for everyone from everywhere except for some restriction like USA. Good to know that, Mandala allows users to protect their account with rhe use if Google Authenticator, Email Authentication as a means of the two-factor-authentification process and even presents them with Anti-phishing codes. I really don't have alot to say about Mandala Exchange but with the current referral program put in place, I am very confident that Mandala will be the Binance of Tomorrow
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Pros
- It supports multiple cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin etc
- The user interface is enticing and friendly for newbies and pros
- Mandala still has a nice liquidity to offer
- The exchange has its own token, MDX
Cons
- The exchange doesnt have an active Telegram Community group
- The launch date of this exchange contradicts that in its social media page
