Hive spreads its wings and is now live on Beaxy, an US established exchange

It passed quite some time from when I have read any news about Hive (beside the HF24) and today my blood started boiling again. I still have hope for Hive and that the price will get to the level it deserves - I envision a 1$ price for it at least - and I am following any news around the space and the developments that are done around. Today I was browsing my Twitter account and was happy to see Hive being listed on the Beaxy Exchange.

At the moment the Beaxy exchange supports BTC:HIVE market and the volume started to build up. It is a good start in my opinion considering that the BTC is on the rise as we speak.

In the same times what I like about Beaxy Exchange is that it is a US established exchange. Based on the details from CoinMarketCap - "Launched on 10 Jun 2019, Beaxy Exchange is a centralized exchange, headquartered in The Board of Trade in Chicago, IL. The exchange claims to support 6 fiat pairs, a two-way fiat ramp, credit and debit card support, and spot cryptocurrency trading. It is a U.S. registered, FinCEN money servicing business. Cryptocurrencies are reportedly secured by Curv institutional custody and fiat accounts are insured up to $250,000. Beaxy Exchange offers prebuilt TA, signals, for cryptocurrencies listed on their platform. Members of their team have reportedly built trading desks in Chicago, IL."

I am waiting to see on which bigger exchange LEO Finance main token - LEO - will be listed on. I think this is one step that this community needs to make and we need to do this and establish a more serious place in the space. Maybe Beaxy Exchange is small enough to make this step or maybe is better to go on larger exchanges. But if you were to ask me, I would take all the exchanges where Hive is listed and try to list LEO there as well. I believe that Hive and Leo work pretty good together and there are always users trading one for the other. Hope to see that happening and counting the days until that happens...

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