My understanding is that in the past some exchanges want a point of contact to help with integration. Nobody is really in charge of HIVE. And there's no core development team, officially. And, in terms of stablecoin, regulations have exchanges spooked.
Being a stablecoin in nature it needs to be regularized in accordance with US laws and regulations. And exchanges need that proof before listing it.
My understanding is that in the past some exchanges want a point of contact to help with integration. Nobody is really in charge of HIVE. And there's no core development team, officially. And, in terms of stablecoin, regulations have exchanges spooked.
that makes a lot of sense.
I'd guess exchanges have more strict policy toward stablecoins
Maybe if the hive team make the move , HBD will get listed on more exchanges