Where did you read that info? London has a lot of companies of the financial sector, maybe that's the reason why so much people in involved in crypto.

You can compete by having more tokens that other exchanges don't have. The decent projects that can't pay those high listing fees of Binance etc

You mean 10 or 100 BTC? Because 1 BTC quite a lot less than $35,000.

I still would not call it cheap. Early and mid last year you could get listed for less than $5000.

Some stock markets have tiered fees depending on the market cap. Then again they also have recurring fees which I should probably keep my mouth shut about before I give the crypto exchanges a new idea.

I am hoping that once they are fully operational, they could give the best service and credibility to its customers, in this way, it could retain first time users to embrace the exchange positively.

the asian ones ask for kyc as well to withdraw. they don't warn you either so I'm stuck with eth on one for no good reason.

usually, KYC is needed for one who deposit around $10,000 or equivalent or FIAT withdrawal if any. less than it you not need to do KYC, thats all i know

There is no general rule, every exchange has other rules, but it can change very quickly.
Therefore its a good idea not to store the tokens at the exchanges.

I don't think you guys will find any exchange without KYC, especially a European one. Sadly, crypto loses its anonymity more and more with progressing regulations.

Nicee, thank you sir.
I see that the volume is still very low, is the exchange already live, or its still a demo?

What does the Windows download contain? Does the exchange run as a dedicated program instead of running in a browser?