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Universal Listing Standard

Definition

A universal listing standard refers to a common set of criteria or rules for listing digital assets on exchanges. This standard would provide a consistent framework for evaluating cryptocurrencies, tokens, and other digital assets based on factors such as technological maturity, regulatory compliance, security audits, and community governance. Its adoption aims to reduce fragmentation across different trading platforms and provide greater transparency and investor protection. Such a standard could streamline the process for projects seeking liquidity and broaden access for investors. It promotes market integrity and reduces information asymmetry.