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The trading market share of <Binance>, <Crypto.com> has decreased significantly, while exchanges such as <Bybit> and <Bitget> have seen substantial growth.

Binance, Crypto.com Loses Market Share to Smaller Exchanges

In the crypto market, the explosive growth of MEME coins has always attracted countless investors to try their luck, and the emergence of Moonshot has made this field even hotter. Relying on its simple operation, fiat currency deposit function, platform selection, and the ability to accurately capture the popular meme coins on the chain, Moonshot has quickly become the crypto god in the hearts of young people in Europe and the United States. It is called the "on-chain mini Binance" not only because it provides users with a convenient trading method, but also because it breaks the "last mile" bottleneck in the crypto market, allowing outsiders to easily participate.
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Today's Recommendation | Moonshot: The "wealth engine" for young people in Europe and the United States to trade Meme coins

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will make cryptocurrency a focus of its 2025 examinations.
The regulator's examination division has specifically listed spot bitcoin and ethereum exchange-traded products as priorities, planning to review them after their launch in 2024.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has once again included cryptocurrency as a focus of next year's examinations, despite potential changes in its leadership and government control.
In a notice issued on October 21, the SEC's examination division listed cryptocurrency assets and their "related products and services" as priorities for 2025.
According to the regulator...