GBX vs Bit-Z vs Bancor
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What problem does this service solve?
| GBX aims to leverage the reputation and regulatory credentials of the Gibraltar Stock Exchange to create a trading platform for digital assets that traditional investors will be comfortable with. | Bit-Z is one of the largest exchanges by trading volume. | Bancor is a decentralized exchange protocol that is based on a smart token that enables other tokens to be more easily exchanged. |
Token Stats
Company Description
GBX is developing a token sale platform and digital asset exchange that is designed to make traditional investors more comfortable with investing in cryptocurrencies. The Gibraltar Blockchain Exchange (GBX) is a subsidiary of the Gibraltar Stock Exchange (GSX). They hope to use their position as a regulated European exchange in Gibraltar to position themselves as a reputable option for investing in digital assets. GBX issued an Ethereum-based token called Rock (RKT). | Bit-Z is a top 20 exchange focused on the Chinese market. It has a large token selection and competitive fees. The exchange issued the BZ token, which gives holders dividends and discounts on trading. Trading Fee: 0.1% | Bancor is a decentralized exchange protocol that is designed to increase liquidity for Ethereum and EOS tokens. The company has been at the center of the debate about Decentralized vs Centralized Exchanges, as well as the overall need of institutions to serve as a hub for decentralized networks. Their protocol, and exchange, enable any token to hold one or other additional tokens in reserve. Bancor allows conversions between tokens on their decentralized exchange with smart tokens that increase liquidity, and establish market prices for smaller tokens. Specifically, for those that do not have large trading volumes. Bancor tokens facilitate the exchange and act as a connective tissue, and have a centralizing effect on the exchange. |
