@frontline1999 Instead, he spins it to play the victim;...

@frontline1999 Instead, he spins it to play the victim; suggesting that the ASX had it in for them.

don't view it that way i have not seen any reference about them playing a victim card outside of journalists inference i recall an article saying they would consider all options even an asx listing (hope not)

imo the asx did not necessarily have it in for them they had it in for all crypto

https://www.copyright link/companies/financial-services/asx-to-crack-down-on-cryptocurrency-tulip-bubble-20190618-p51yr9

https://www2.asx.com.au/content/dam/asx/documents/listings/compliance-updates/2019/Listed%20Entity%20Update%20-%2006-19-1%20August%202019.PDF

https://www.copyright link/technology/aussie-unicorn-gives-asx-a-miss-for-nasdaq-listing-20210815-p58ixz
“It’s a sad story that we’ve had to go to the US to do this because I’d love to be doing this here in Australia,” said James Manning, chief executive officer of Mawson Infrastructure.“We just couldn’t get any certainty from the ASX that they’d actually list us. We were getting feedback like ‘we don’t like your industry, it’s not mature enough, we don’t know about the underlying product’.”

we don't like your industry according to another business doing crypto now listing on nasdaq

https://www.copyright link/technology/square-s-crypto-push-poses-new-proposition-for-asx-investors-20210812-p58i9q
The exchange has a history of turning away businesses that operate in crypto, but Square’s local listing after buying Afterpay will give it a larger market cap than CBA.

not saying that there is not a need for improvements on many levels but evidence would point out quite clearly that the asx just does not like anything in crypto fullstop