12 Best Cryptocurrency Exchanges and Apps in 2023

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In this article, we will take a look at 12 best cryptocurrency exchanges and apps in 2023. To see more such companies, go directly to 5 Best Cryptocurrency Exchanges and Apps in 2023.

This year provided much-needed relief to cryptocurrencies on the back of the broader rise of risky assets and tech stocks, in addition to some industry-specific news. Earlier this year, Grayscale Investments scored a legal win after a court ruled that the SEC shouldn’t have rejected its application to convert its Bitcoin trust into a spot Bitcoin ETF. Grayscale recently filed a form S-3 with the SEC to register its $18 billion Bitcoin trust as a product under the Securities Act of 1933.

A 2023 outlook report on cryptocurrencies published by BitMex earlier this year said that it was unlikely that the Federal Reserve would keep raising interest rates. The report was optimistic amid signs of declining inflation and economic reopening in China. But the latest comments from the Federal Reserve’s chair Jerome Powell have made it clear that the central bank is more than ready to keep raising rates if inflation does not get back to its required levels. The BitMex report advised investors to practice caution and only invest in “legitimate” crypto projects with real use cases. The report also said that the events of 2022 and early 2023 will eventually bode well for the crypto industry as more regulators will embrace legitimate currencies and users will only invest in legal and legitimate cryptocurrencies with real-life applications.  The report also mentioned some important positive events for the crypto industry that show that more and more institutional investors are embracing digital currencies. The report said:

“The year also saw a growing number of institutional investors from the TradFi world buy into the crypto premise12, with banks introducing their own stablecoins13 and governments around the world launching pilots14 of CBDCs. On the regulatory front, while developed markets such as the US and European Union15 are putting frameworks in place to oversee the crypto industry and VASPs, the emerging markets of the world are taking the lead.”

The report also said that if inflation does not slow down and liquidity does not come back to crypto industry at full force, crypto investors would still be better off practicing patience and waiting for a broader market rebound. The report quoted comments from Arthur Hayes, the co-founder of BitMEX, who said that when the crypto downturn started bears were predicting “death of Bitcoin” but those predictions did not realize.