Kyber is a decentralized network and exchange that is focused on providing liquidity. Kyber enables token transactions between platforms and aims to make these exchanges of value easier, by connecting different ecosystems and applications. Kyber users can exchange tokens with greater liquidity because the network maintains a reserve of all tokens. Transactions are very fast and are processed via smart contracts that have a derivative functionality where users can hedge currencies to lower risk. Kyber can also be used make payments to anyone, in any token, across any platform. The network is powered by the Kyber token (KNC) that was released in an ICO that raised almost $49 million.

LATOKEN is a cryptocureency exchange and asset tokenization platform. Their marketing materials focus on increasing liquidity for a variety of digital assets. The platform enables users to tokenize assets such as real estate, artwork, and stocks, and then trade them on the LATOKEN exchange. The network is powered by the Ethereum-based LA token. Their trading fees are not publicly listed and they have a withdrawal fee of 0.001 BTC

Huobi is one of the world's leading trading platform, committed to providing investors with a professional, safe and honest transaction services. The Exchange charges no deposit fees but does have an exit fee of between 1% and 2%. It was originally based in China, but moved its' headquarters to Singapore, and also has offices in Hong Kong, Korea, Japan and the United States.
Huobi has raised capital from investors including Dai Zhikang, Sequoia Capital and Zhen Fund. Huobi is a major player in the Chinese blockchain scene. It runs a mining pool, (Huobi Pool) incubator, (Huobi Labs) and a research institution. (Huobi Academy of Blockchain Applications)
Trading fee of 0.2%