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A question I often get is, "Can CoinDCX survive when global exchanges enter or re-enter India?" I recently answered this at Moneycontrol's #GlobalWealthSummit: CoinDCX : India Ka Crypto Coach has not only survived but thrived for over 7 years in India, even as multiple global exchanges have entered, exited,... show more

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Sumit Gupta (CoinDCX)1 year ago

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Bhumi Mishra1 year ago

@moneycontrolcom @CoinDCX India has seen @CoinDCX set the standard, and the dedication to the long-term goal is astounding. And personally, I love the how their dedication, local expertise and long term vision is setting apart from other player's in the market!✨🚀#LearnKaroCryptoKaro #CoinDCX #Web3AI

Debasish Das1 year ago

2 very important pointers : - Very highly regulated markets tends to favour a few vis a vis a global decentralised setup! - True decentralisation & expansion in the country is possible.. provided the crypto / web3 community rally’s together to become a sizeable vote bank.. for that overcoming emotions of caste, religion, language, region etc is very important. If this is achieved then the industry n players in it will thrive and grow.. else it will be a frog in well kind of story

Abeed Ansari⚡1 year ago

@moneycontrolcom @CoinDCX I have being using CoinDCX since they launched. I have seen CoinDCX doing things for users that other exchanges are not doing. They always learn from situation making sure that these thing doesn’t happen to them. Yes!!! CoinDCX is not just surviving but thriving in India!!!

Ankit Mishra1 year ago

@moneycontrolcom @CoinDCX No worry CoinDCX Maxis are behind you

Facts, Fries & Fomo with Anuj 𐤊1 year ago

@moneycontrolcom @CoinDCX Priorities India as most important market! Damn right. Bharat for Web3 🔥

Yash Karakoti1 year ago

@moneycontrolcom @CoinDCX Regular updates and efforts on @CoinDCX are making it sustainable for future

Abbymiccal #TONy 𝕏🔺️ 👑 ⚡1 year ago

@moneycontrolcom @CoinDCX CoinDCX's deep understanding of the Indian market provides a unique advantage. With our local focus and commitment, we will thrive amid global competition.

Prashant Singh1 year ago

@moneycontrolcom @CoinDCX 🌍 Global exchanges may come and go, but @CoinDCX is built different 🇮🇳 India’s homegrown crypto powerhouse! Keep leading the way🚀

Shashwat Chauhan1 year ago

@moneycontrolcom @CoinDCX That's impressive! Your dedication to understanding the Indian market and prioritizing it will surely lead to success. Keep up the great work Ser.🫡

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