- Apple has removed Binance, Kraken, MEXC and Kucoin apps from its App Store in India.
- Meanwhile, new exchange platform Pullix (PLX) continues to see great traction during its presale.
- Trading on a hybrid exchange means users have access not just to liquidity, but also to all the robust security features that make top CEX platforms the industry’s choice.
As crypto looks to embark on a new bull run, news from India is that Apple has removed the crypto apps of several exchanges from its App Store. This comes just over a week after the Indian government issued warnings to the cryptocurrency exchanges for non-compliance.
What does this mean for local crypto traders? Could the emergence of new exchange platform Pullix (PLX) help unlock more for the market?
Apple removes apps after India government notice to exchanges
A Techcrunch report on Wednesday, January 10 highlighted that apps for Binance, Kraken, MEXC and Kucoin were among the eight no longer available in Apple’s App Store in the country.
The move follows compliance notices that the Financial Intelligence Unit India (FIU IND) issued to nine exchanges last December.
Targeted exchanges were Binance, Kucoin, Huobi, Kraken, Gate, Bittrex, Bitstamp, MEXC and Bitfinex. The compliance notices outlined the regulator’s decision to block websites of these exchanges as they are not registered in the country.
FIU also said the exchanges’ operations do not comply with the Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Counter Financing of Terrorism (CFT) regulatory framework.
Hybrid exchanges becoming popular
Amid this stance by the Indian government, global regulators and such, and with crypto still reeling from the collapse of FTX, decentralised exchanges (DEX) have emerged as crucial players. Non-custodial, on-chain and privacy are key features that continue to attract traders from centralised exchanges (CEXs) to DEXs.
However, things like high trading fees, price slippage, and more importantly liquidity issues mean a new type of exchange offering the best of both the CEX and DEX platforms is increasingly becoming popular. This new type of exchange is hybrid – its not centralised, but offers all that users have come to like about these platforms.
Users out to get the best of the two worlds – CEX and DEX – will find Pullix (PLX) a great platform to use. This is because, apart from offering a solution to the problem of liquidity that often plagues decentralised exchanges, this platform has all the perks that traders would want from a hybrid exchange.
Why join the Pullix (PLX) presale?
With Pullix, it won’t just be the convenience and benefit of an orderbook, it also brings institutional, liquid, and slippage-free trading to its users. Of course security is a main concern and Pullix’s non-custodial approach means users have full control of their assets.
Experts point to DeFi being one of the top trends in 2024 amid the bull market, and Pullix’s launch could coincide with an explosive demand across the industry. To make a mark, the platform will offer users a unique, user-friendly exchange to buy, sell or trade different tokens, CFDs and ETFs among other assets.
All the while, the PLX token will grant holder exclusive perks, including from a revenue-sharing mechanism not available elsewhere in the market. When it launches, it will provide access to liquidity provision, yield farming and staking opportunities to holders of the native PLX token. The whitepaper also highlights a DeFi and NFT Launchpad.
Currently, the Ethereum-based platform is in presale, with PLX available at $0.08 during stage six.
To learn more about Pullix or to participate in the PLX token sale, join the presale.
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