Introduction

After the appearance of Bitcoin in 2009 and the subsequent development of other cryptocurrencies as alternative methods for the payment of goods and services throughout the world, motivated in part by the slow, high rates and cumbersome processes that mean the transfers offered by the traditional banking institutions, for which it became necessary to create Exchange, which make their appearance in the market between 2010 and 2011, allowing exchanges between different cryptocurrencies, in addition to converting our digital assets into FIAT money and vice versa.

The digital asset market is growing at breakneck speed and, according to some experts, it is still in the early stages of its overcrowding. It is estimated that as of April of last year, the average daily volume in all exchanges of digital assets exceeds 18 billion USD equivalent, with a total estimated market capitalization that could exceed one trillion USD equivalent.

Some of these platforms are small, others large, some stricter when adding new cryptocurrencies and others, on the other hand, have fewer restrictions. The really important thing is that they all have the function of favoring the exchange in a safe, simple and fast way.

However, this accelerated growth can affect the rigid structures of the best-known Exchanges, which have been operating at the limit of their capacity, since they can not satisfy the future needs of the market, closing the doors to new users.

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