Institutions know a “good” exchange is built for failure

The argument revolves around the misconception that the polish of a crypto exchange's onboarding process equates to its ability to execute trades and manage high volumes. Chris Soriano, co-founder and CCO of Bridgeport, emphasizes the importance of robust performance in actual market situations rather than mere aesthetics. The reliability, speed, and processing efficiency of exchanges are under scrutiny, particularly during periods of market turbulence and low liquidity. Institutions prioritize core functionalities over superficial characteristics, seeking exchanges that demonstrate resilience and effectiveness under pressure. These realizations suggest a continuous evolution within the crypto exchange landscape as institutions adapt their selection criteria based on performance metrics rather than appearances.