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RE: Understanding the Steem-Engine Market

in #steemleo6 years ago

Could be wrong, but if Steem-engine gets approved for buying steem with fiat

Who do they need approval from?

Judging from their size, I doubt that they would have the liquidity to run a fiat exchange. I would like to see them move from pegged alternatives to the actual tokens first. BTC vs BTCP, STEEM vs STEEMP, etc.

I'm sure there's a technical reason they need pegged versions of the tokens, but I can't think of a good one at the moment.

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They need approval to be a money handler or something as such.

I'm assuming 1 reason might be security, but not sure why a "pegged" version would be more secure.

2 reason I would think would be from the programming side a pegged version is easier as you can set-up one address where everything is deposited into and withdrawn from, but once again not a programmer so no idea.