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even forex brokers are going into crypto lmfx just launched their own crypto exchange with their own toke, with utilization. its called lmgx. im excited to see its future, sto is set to 2027 -
From my experience, being regulated is not just about legal paperwork. It usually means the broker follows certain standards like segregated accounts, regular audits, and clear dispute procedures. I’ve seen unregulated brokers freeze accounts or delay withdrawals without explanation. If you're serious about trading long term, going with a regulated broker is just the minimum. You still have to evaluate fees, trading conditions, and how they treat their clients.
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