Hey,
The last several years we have seen a rise in new exchanges, starting from centralized ones to the more recent trendy decentralized exchanges where you are the sole owner of your private keys.
Many of these exchange designed their own "exchange coin", the coin you need to buy to pay for the listing fee to allow your crypto to be trading on their platform.
We will tell you more about some of the potential most undervalued of these coins:
If you take a closer look at this website: https://cryptocoincharts.info/markets/info, you'll see that not all exchanges are listed there.
There is a wide variety in exchanges, from fiat to crypto to crypto exchanges, centralized, decentralized,...
Let's talk about the exchanges that are brand new:
1. Novaexchange (centralized): no new listings at the moment;
2. CREX24 (centralized): no listing fee coin details; no other listing fee details;
3. C-CEX: (centralized): account disabled without reason;
4. BitFex: (centraized): no listing fee coin details; no other listing fee details;
5. Cryptonit: (centralized): no listing fee coin details; no other listing fee details;
At this point I'm like, wtf, why don't the exchanges communicate how much the listing fee is!
6. BitKonan: (centralized): no listing fee coin details; no other listing fee details;
7. CryptoX: (centraized): no listing fee coin details; no other listing fee details;
8. Bitcoins Norway: no listing fee coin details; no other listing fee details;
9. Tradesatoshi: 1BTC listing fee; no private listing fee coin;
10. Crypto Hub: 30.000 CROC coins listing fee;
11. Bleutrade: no listing fee coin details; no other listing fee details;
12...
At this stage, we gave up: the only small cap crypto exchange with its own uniue listing fee coin is Crypto Hub, a still new exchange, the listing at current valuations is extremely cheap, for an exchange that has lots to offer. CROC reached a peak of 600 satoshi's, had a bit of a correction, and is ready for another leg up the bull market path.