A 6-year veteran of the crypto industry, Andrew Weiner serves as the Vice President of MEXC Global. As the former executive of RegTech and digital identity pioneer iComplyKYC, he worked with notable brands that include Thomson Reuters, ComplyAdvantage, IBM, Mastercard, Deloitte, and KPMG to deliver innovative solutions to Virtual Asset Service Providers in over 170+ countries.
Andrew recently joined the Bitcoin.com News Podcast to talk about the appeal of futures trading, the importance of liquidity, regulatory challenges and why “the Western market is four-years behind Asia”:
About MEXC
MEXC is the world’s leading cryptocurrency trading platform, providing one-stop cryptocurrency trading services for spot, ETF, futures, Staking, NFT Index, etc.,and serving more than 10 million users worldwide. The core team has a solid background in traditional finance, and has professional financial product logic and technical security guarantees in terms of cryptocurrency products and services. In October 2021, MEXC Global won the title of “Best Cryptocurrency Exchange in Asia”. Currently, it supports the trading of more than 1,700 cryptocurrency, and is the trading platform with the fastest launch speed for new projects and the most tradable categories.
Official website: www.mexc.com
Official Blog: blog.mexc.com
MEXC Global twitter: twitter.com/MEXC_Global
M-Ventures twitter: twitter.com/MVenturesLabs
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