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CRYPTO INSIDER: 'Pure capitalism:' Exchanges charge up to $1 million to list ICOs

Crypto exchanges are charging up to $1 million per ICO to list tokens: 'It's pure capitalism.'

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"The exchanges are where the liquidity is — it's where the money is — so that's where the power is just at the moment," Michael Jackson, a partner at venture capital firm Mangrove Partners, told BI. You can read the full story here>>

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