/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>52519358
None of the things you listed really would benefit from being in house enough for them to bother building their own alternatives, at least not in the short to mid term.. They use third party liquidity providers too. Customer data protection on the other hand needs to be locked down or their clients will get $20 wrench attacked which is very bad for business. Kevin got junk mail personally addressed to him telling him to buy HEX from Richard Heart before so he knows what this feels like.
>>52519414
I thought both Kraken and Coinmetro did this but they are both clearly dependant on at least one SAAS provider. I can appreciate that their ticket systems probably were vetted as being held to a very high standard but when you are dependant on other companies in any way you have no idea if they bother following their own rules. This isn't a problem if you are partnered with banks or credit card companies because they have to care about this kind of thing but when you are working with software engineers who mostly deal with people returning faulty goods they are going to get lazy.
>>52519494
>Implying Monty watched more than the first 5 seconds.

I will NEVER pay more than $20 for a video game and NEVER pay more than $20 for GME.

What's your play today?