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Love them or hate them (there seems to be little middle ground where NFTs are concerned), non-fungible tokens are here to stay.

From MicroStrategy and MassMutual to Tesla and Mastercard, institutional adoption of Bitcoin (BTC) and other digital assets is rising steeply. With more big money flowing into this alternative asset class and major global banks announcing their foray into crypto custodial services, institutional investors now have more choices available than ever–and choosing the right crypto custodian for their needs is vital.

Holding EQO on EQONEX entitles clients to discounts on their trading fees. These discounts will be implemented through an uplift to the client’s fee tiers based on how many EQO are held by the client.

CEO Richard Byworth discusses parabolic Bitcoin growth with Scott Melker. Hear about institutional adoption, the future of money, and the only Nasdaq-listed cryptocurrency exchange with a token.

Staking EQONEX Origin (EQO) on the platform means simply holding onto it on EQONEX. There are multiple benefits for simply holding EQO on EQONEX including earning more EQO, reduced fees and enhanced yield.

Unlike most token offerings, EQONEX Origin (EQO) is not being offered for sale to raise capital. Instead, EQO can only be earned by trading on or ‘staking’ on the exchange, with a minority portion of the daily allocation sent to the EQONEX treasury.

The core utility of EQONEX Origin (EQO) is around enhanced earning power on assets held in “Earn” accounts on the EQONEX platform and in Digivault wallets.

As the first institutional digital asset exchange to be listed on the Nasdaq, at EQONEX, we hold ourselves to the highest standards of quality, transparency, and compliance. Thanks to our stringent KYC/AML processes and institutional-grade architecture, we provide a trusted and safe digital trading platform for institutional clients and professional traders. And we apply the same rigorous standards to our coin listing process.

Bitcoin Cash arose as a result of suggested updates to the Bitcoin protocol that were not unanimously accepted. A hard fork split the original Bitcoin network, and the coins along the new fork have since been referred to as ‘Bitcoin Cash,’ which trades under the ticker ‘BCH.’

Richard Byworth, EQONEX CEO, gave CoinDesk TV an exclusive around the launch of our native token, EQO. This will make EQONEX the first Nasdaq-listed company to launch its own token. Tune in to learn more about how EQO will work.

The 'Travel Rule' may sound like something pertaining to the aviation industry, but it is actually an essential piece of legislation that financial institutions–now including virtual asset service providers (VASPs) like EQONEX–must observe. Otherwise known as the 'funds transfer recordkeeping regulation,' the Travel Rule requires all financial services providers to transmit certain customer details along with transactions above a determined threshold to the receiving institution.

Our CEO Richard Byworth shares how he got into the crypto space and how Bitcoin will continue to shape the future of finance in a guest seminar for the Unit Masters Program, a 6 week entrepreneurship boot-camp.