Review on GAMB by José A Rodríguez
Gamb: Exchange Project Providing Gambling and Trading Services
Gamb coming from Gambit is a decentralized exchange service that works more like a kind of casino designed for global searches through browsers and stores. It was designed with a major purpose, being a bridge of connections between investors and markets. There is still a lot to know about this site since the company has omitted relevant content from their platform, but there are good benefits to take a look on it.
First of all, the site presents itself as a global allied of merchants. And they come from everywhere to trade, measure values, and find purposeful activities. Second of all, advanced digital stores are listed on the network and promote more recognition to the site. At the same time, they receive new entries from customers to buy interesting things in stock.
In conclusion, this network is looking to become a reliable one that provides autonomy to customers of watching how much time they dedicate to trading, and what kind of products they can obtain instead of just assets. It is a place to invest in.
Pros
- It receives all the support of experienced partners. There are good companies listed on the service, and there is open access to them, so users enjoy the best of two worlds.
- It follows good patterns of decentralization that make the place a self-governed digital place.
- Great findings when exploring the external marketplace.
- It incorporates new services on the platform, and permit the team to explore the fields to their scalability.
Cons
- Despite of being autonomous as a provider, the services listed there are not decentralized but are baked by central organizations in different countries.
- The advantages offered there are limited. They are not available for all users in the world.
- The financial activities of the company are reduced to simple options to trade. There are not good additions, and options.
