[00:02] a cryptocurrency platform that claims to be Catalan because its co-founder ICEO moved to Barcelona and really likes it, and created a platform by and for Catalans.  But his name is Michael Street.  Enornom are not Catalan gaira.
[00:18] Today it is true that it is well regulated and properly registered with the Bank of Spain, although that is not only the case in Catalonia.  I am also regulated as a service provider, but in Poland, which is not exactly still experiencing Catalan decline,
[00:30] apart from the very entertaining program.  And it has also applied for the license under the Mica regulation, but that is a European issue that, again, is not just Catalan. So what do they mean by "she should be Catalan"?  Because they accept
[00:43] clients, obviously, not only from Catalonia or that would be shooting themselves in the foot; perhaps it's because they have operations with Catalan values, which does make sense to me because I've seen that the commissions are 0.8%.
[00:55] Catalans are often said to be somewhat stingy, since the standard commissions on other platforms like Binance by Bit are 0.1-0.2%.   I do n't know, Rick, putting those issues aside, I suppose they have their ideal client and that there are people
[01:10] who might find the platform useful or who might like it , but I don't know, maybe as a Catalan it bothers me a little that they use the Catalan language only as pure marketing, because that's all it is, isn't it?   They have nothing inherently Catalan about them.  M.