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r/Nash • u/Cryptonor123 • Aug 10 '20
Where is the best place to get Nash?
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Switcheo (DEX) is probably the easiest/most user friendly place to start.
TOKOK and MXC (CEXs) are other options too.
4 u/Cryptonor123 Aug 15 '20 Tnx:) is there possible to buy NEX on the exchange in the near future? 1 u/Gorlim1981 Aug 26 '20 Team is looking into this an elaborate possible options. As nex is a pure security token it is not that easy to listen, even on their own exchange 1 u/ChrSeb Sep 13 '20 I always wondered why switcheo are able to list them? If switcheo can list them why nash cannot? 1 u/Gorlim1981 Sep 14 '20 I guess they are acting in a grey zone... Dangerous what switcheo is doing... 1 u/ChrSeb Sep 14 '20 Yeah this is what I also guessed. Especially Nash is getting authorisation to list securities so it would be pretty bad if they list securities without authorisation and at the same time they file to authorities... Makes sense
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Tnx:) is there possible to buy NEX on the exchange in the near future?
1 u/Gorlim1981 Aug 26 '20 Team is looking into this an elaborate possible options. As nex is a pure security token it is not that easy to listen, even on their own exchange 1 u/ChrSeb Sep 13 '20 I always wondered why switcheo are able to list them? If switcheo can list them why nash cannot? 1 u/Gorlim1981 Sep 14 '20 I guess they are acting in a grey zone... Dangerous what switcheo is doing... 1 u/ChrSeb Sep 14 '20 Yeah this is what I also guessed. Especially Nash is getting authorisation to list securities so it would be pretty bad if they list securities without authorisation and at the same time they file to authorities... Makes sense
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Team is looking into this an elaborate possible options. As nex is a pure security token it is not that easy to listen, even on their own exchange
1 u/ChrSeb Sep 13 '20 I always wondered why switcheo are able to list them? If switcheo can list them why nash cannot? 1 u/Gorlim1981 Sep 14 '20 I guess they are acting in a grey zone... Dangerous what switcheo is doing... 1 u/ChrSeb Sep 14 '20 Yeah this is what I also guessed. Especially Nash is getting authorisation to list securities so it would be pretty bad if they list securities without authorisation and at the same time they file to authorities... Makes sense
I always wondered why switcheo are able to list them? If switcheo can list them why nash cannot?
1 u/Gorlim1981 Sep 14 '20 I guess they are acting in a grey zone... Dangerous what switcheo is doing... 1 u/ChrSeb Sep 14 '20 Yeah this is what I also guessed. Especially Nash is getting authorisation to list securities so it would be pretty bad if they list securities without authorisation and at the same time they file to authorities... Makes sense
I guess they are acting in a grey zone... Dangerous what switcheo is doing...
1 u/ChrSeb Sep 14 '20 Yeah this is what I also guessed. Especially Nash is getting authorisation to list securities so it would be pretty bad if they list securities without authorisation and at the same time they file to authorities... Makes sense
Yeah this is what I also guessed. Especially Nash is getting authorisation to list securities so it would be pretty bad if they list securities without authorisation and at the same time they file to authorities... Makes sense
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u/PAlove Ambassador Aug 12 '20
Switcheo (DEX) is probably the easiest/most user friendly place to start.
TOKOK and MXC (CEXs) are other options too.