After seeing unbelievable growth from a penny to $31 in the beginning 2011, Bitcoin fell back to $2 only a few months later. Similarly, in 2013 Bitcoin rose to nearly $300, only to fall back under $100 a month later. Quick rises and dips defined not only Bitcoin, but the entire crypto market all the way through the historic run to $20,000 and the crash that followed.

Decentralization is one of the most important goals in the crypto sector. With decentralization being an ultimate objective, why should cryptocurrency exchanges not comply with the growing demand for decentralized services?