100 million people.
$50 million in daily trading volume across the entire stock market.
That’s how thin markets are in some large countries, according to CZ.
“90 something percent of the countries, they don’t have very good liquid stock markets.”
Companies there can list, but they can’t find buyers.
@cz_binance’s argument is that opening markets globally fixes that, and it benefits US companies too.
“Which company wouldn’t want their stocks to be bought by many more people?”