CryptoEdu Report Exposes 2025 CeFi Gaps in Trust and Transparency
The post CryptoEdu Report Exposes 2025 CeFi Gaps in Trust and Transparency appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. London, The United Kingdom, August 5th, 2025, FinanceWire CryptoEdu by Drofa Comms, an educational initiative designed to enhance digital asset literacy and support businesses in the crypto space, publishes a new analytical report: “Why Crypto Exchanges Still Fail Retail and Institutions Standards in 2025.” The report reveals the main systemic problems of centralised crypto exchanges (CeFi) in 2025. Despite CeFi’s key role in digital asset trading, these platforms continue to face challenges that hinder the trust of both retail and institutional investors. The paper dissects how platforms like OKX, KuCoin, Binance, and Bybit continue to lack core safeguards: from opaque token listings and governance theater to arbitration clauses that strip retail users of legal recourse. Among the key findings: No Real-Time Risk Monitoring: In the case of the OM token crash, OKX issued alerts only after significant retail losses, raising concerns about the timeliness of risk disclosures. Conflicted Exchange Roles: KuCoin’s involvement in the promotion, listing, and sale of its own PUMP token, highlights a potential lack of separation between platform operations and token issuances. Retail Dispute Resolution Constraints: Legal agreements on some platforms, including OKX and Binance, are limiting retail users’ legal options through arbitration clauses and class action waivers. Informal Compensation Practices: Bybit’s public pledge to reimburse users after a security incident shows that it lacked a formalized claims process or clearly defined user protections. No Cross-Exchange Standards: The industry still lacks a unified framework for listings, surveillance, post-incident response, and dispute resolution. Governance Transparency Challenges: In the wake of recent market events, some platforms, including OKX, have undertaken internal restructuring. However, these actions have not yet translated into updated listing policies or expanded user protections. The report also outlines actionable reforms: enforceable listing criteria, standardized crisis response, structural user protections, and independent oversight mechanisms. CryptoEdu continues its…
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London, The United Kingdom, August 5th, 2025, FinanceWire CryptoEdu by Drofa Comms, an educational initiative designed to enhance digital asset literacy and support businesses in the crypto space, publishes a new analytical report: “Why Crypto Exchanges Still Fail Retail and Institutions Standards in 2025.” The report reveals the main systemic problems of centralised crypto exchanges (CeFi) in 2025. Despite CeFi’s key role in digital asset trading, these platforms continue to face challenges that hinder the trust of both retail and institutional investors. The paper dissects how platforms like OKX, KuCoin, Binance, and Bybit continue to lack core safeguards: from opaque token listings and governance theater to arbitration clauses that strip retail users of legal recourse. Among the key findings: No Real-Time Risk Monitoring: In the case of the OM token crash, OKX issued alerts only after significant retail losses, raising concerns about the timeliness of risk disclosures. Conflicted Exchange Roles: KuCoin’s involvement in the promotion, listing, and sale of its own PUMP token, highlights a potential lack of separation between platform operations and token issuances. Retail Dispute Resolution Constraints: Legal agreements on some platforms, including OKX and Binance, are limiting retail users’ legal options through arbitration clauses and class action waivers. Informal Compensation Practices: Bybit’s public pledge to reimburse users after a security incident shows that it lacked a formalized claims process or clearly defined user protections. No Cross-Exchange Standards: The industry still lacks a unified framework for listings, surveillance, post-incident response, and dispute resolution. Governance Transparency Challenges: In the wake of recent market events, some platforms, including OKX, have undertaken internal restructuring. However, these actions have not yet translated into updated listing policies or expanded user protections. The report also outlines actionable reforms: enforceable listing criteria, standardized crisis response, structural user protections, and independent oversight mechanisms. CryptoEdu continues its…
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