Review on Nami by José A Rodríguez
Nami: Exchange Window with low Popularity and Support
If you want a great trading experience to use properly the Nami Exchange, the best option is by using the mobile that the company developed. It surely follows better parameters that the current d esktop platform does not offer. This network is a little bit outdated,a nd keeps an standard design in both the interface, and the resources available. Currently, it just provides a trading window for a reduced number of tokens including currencies like BTC, ETH, and EOS. There is also additional tokens like the one from Doge, which has not real value for financial activities, but it is still accepted.
The web platform has that design because it is just focused on trading activities, but it does not offers help, support, and guidance to clients to do something else into the market like applying for advanced orders, or participating in airdrops. It neither covers services for staking into its source. Now, the window for trading is limited and has not statistics Like others, but it regulates the process differently.
The volume of trading of this platform is also small. There are short trades executed daily, and sometimes many of them are not confirmed, or users just not participate there. This is placing the company in a ver low position within the market, and it is taking off any good chance of being considered. However, it's something that does not matter too much since this platform is not a modern project.
So, in conclusion, Nami although was programmed for trading is an exchange with low liquidity and small recognition. Its popularity is failing down.
Pros
- Anything positive to hate with this platform.
Cons
- It has a small recognition in the market and it provides little liquidity for trading activities.
- It has a small number of tokens listed on the dashboard of sales.
- The team does not support it with updates or improvements.
