I agree with @cryptoidiot even Bitfinex would be awesome. It would exceed my expectations for sure.
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Bitfinex not allowed for US folks, 
as per TnC:
For the avoidance of doubt, as defined above, U.S. Persons (including United States Citizens or United States Residents) are prohibited from using the Site or any Services, including to exchange trading services. In addition, where you are not a U.S. Person, but Bitfinex knows or has reason to know that you are making a deposit, withdrawal, or transfer of Fiat or Digital Tokens to, from, or through a U.S. Financial Institution to facilitate the provision of the Services to you, then you may be regarded as a BFXNA Customer and prohibited from using the Site or any Services, at the sole discretion of Bitfinex.
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IF a small section of the world with delusions of adequacy decide to cut themselves off from the rest of the planet, should we really be that concerned?
Its unfortunate for our USAnians who are a small but important part of the project but its time to realise that the world need not revolve around the whims of the self-proclaimed âleadersâ.
If they want to sanction Bitfinex, its only because insufficient profit is being creamed off by the self-chosen. Why indulge their bullying?
If Bitfinex is the best we can get for now then take it with both hands and our commiserations to the poor saps who happen to be Yanks. There are many ways around sanctions. And it often makes the sanctioned even stronger in the long run.
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US customers not doing the sanctioning. More like the US Govât wants its pound of flesh. Bitfinex (just like Poloniex) decided the juice wasnât worth the squeeze in the US market because the US Govât taxman wants ever more visibility into individualsâ crypto accounts and transactions. The exchange found their costs of servicing US customersâ Legal and Taxation support requirements werenât worth the effort. So instead of raising the transaction fees for US customers, they pulled out.
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Correct. The problem lies between the US Govt greed for profit and oversight and Bitfinex shareholders demand for profit.
But none of this should delay Autonomi getting the token out to the max no of people who are able to trade it. And I donât see why the rest of us should suffer (yet again) for the whims of âregulatorsâ in Washington.
Until that time US residents are just going to have to find a way around the sanctions their own govt has effectively slapped on them. Why should the rest of us care?
Are these exchanges decentralized?
I would forget to see Autonomi listed on a centralized exchange
Those are all CEX. DEX are Uniswap, SushiSwap, PancakeSwap, and so on.
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Donât you think weâre going to get listed on a CEX? It would be a failure if we didnât, but I donât think thatâs the case. In fact, weâre already on Bitmart, and I have no doubt that a major exchange (CEX) is waiting for us sooner rather than later.
So, are there plans to list on a CEX for the TGE, or are you saying no?
We plan to have CEX and DEX support at TGE
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Can you give us a hint? Is the CEX on that list?
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I think it would be good to appear on BitMart, regardless of some top-tier exchanges, because big part of community is already there.
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I already took Bitmart for granted.
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Get on Coinbase and everything else is a straight layup.
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Please also know that Binance and Bitmart are not available in The Netherlands. Any other top-10 exchange will do. Can someone take note of that, maybe @rusty.spork?
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We donât need centralized exchanges, dex crush all cex and from there itâs easy to turn to usdc and send them to Revolut directly for example.
Check out the Dev Forum
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The problem with DEXs is converting to and from FIAT.
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USDC is accepted everywhere. You use UniSwap to sell ANT for USDC and send USDC to a centralized exchange and exchange it for fiat money.
Check out the Dev Forum
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So how does one get USDC?
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