Review on Nash Exchange by Pedro O. Alvino M.
Decentralized cryptocurrency trading platform
Based on cryptocurrency trading and storage, Nash has the facility to offer a financial ecosystem in which any user can operate freely without restrictions and without documentation requirements to opt for the full functions of the Nash platform.
Composed of a simple interface familiar to many professional traders, anyone can use the platform, in addition to integrating digital currency purchase options with a credit card, as well as offering zero internal commissions within its ecosystem as part of its program.
Despite the number of traditional or decentralized exchanges that the market has, this project focused on asset trading that with its token feeds the Nash Exchangue ecosystem, is well designed and trained for the rough processing of orders thanks to the availability of high performance of its servers, allowing this to be an optional asset exchange for any operator
Pros
- Trade and storage of cryptocurrencies between chains without interruption
- It has a mobile version for cryptocurrency trading
- Registration within the simple platform without the need for identification documents (KYC)
- It has a manageable design for any operator, in addition to allowing the inclusion of a personal or business account.
- Integrated with reliable and optimized servers for order processing.
- Ease of buying cryptocurrencies with a credit card within the Nash ecosystem
- It has a good base of commercial capitalization and excellent accessibility of the Nash currency.
Cons
- It faces large competitors in the market, such traditional exchanges and asset trading platform.
- Your mobile app takes up a lot of storage space.
- The exchange is available in some regions.
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Comments (1)
July 07, 2020
I think this project needs to be more known by the users. It has great advantages and it is a good option. Although the service need to be expanded to other regions to offer better benefits and guarantee trustworthiness.
What exchanges services do you commonly apply for?
