ARTICLE · 21 SEPTEMBER 2018

Former Spacex Engineer To Launch Institutional-Grade Crypto Exchange In Malta

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Joshua Greenwald who spent more than a decade as a trader prior to his stint at SpaceX, announces his move to launch LXDX ...

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Joshua Greenwald who spent more than a decade as a trader prior to his stint at SpaceX, announces his move to launch LXDX, a cryptocurrency exchange that seeks to make the nascent asset class more accessible to institutional investors while also providing individual investors with professional-grade trading tools.

LXDX has received funding from firms such as the venture arm of Dymon Asia Capital, a $4.9 billion investment group based out of Singapore.

Joshua and his other founder partners have opted to set up LXDX in the Republic of Malta, a cryptocurrency-friendly jurisdiction which has recently created an ad hoc regulatory regime governing the cryptocurrency and blockchain industry.

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