TechFlow news, August 26 — dYdX founder Antonio Juliano believes that due to U.S. regulatory policies and related issues, early-stage cryptocurrency projects should temporarily forgo serving U.S. customers. Instead, they should first experiment in markets outside the United States, and then return to the U.S. market in five to ten years when conditions are more favorable.
Antonio Juliano stated that startups can expand more rapidly in jurisdictions with friendlier regulations, focusing on platform growth and user adoption, before attempting to enter the U.S. market at an appropriate time.
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