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It's a good question! Most will probably die off, especially ones with nothing special. Many will survive in niche markets--regionally licensed exchanges e.g. Some have loyal customers. And many have lots of runway--can last another few years trying to make it work.
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I've been thinking: if there's no product differentiation, why some of the second-tier exchange still exist today? I get it when people say certain exchange has its hardcore community, or their IEO last year was popular, but how about now? What's their outlook in a year or 2?
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I like your thought about regionality. Maybe one thing that will differentiate the ones to survive from others is the ability to get regional traction cost-effectively (e.g. by collaborating with strong local partners/conglomerates), and the relationship with the local regulator
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