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Cryptocurrency Ecosystem => Crypto Exchanges => Topic started by: cheezcarls on November 21, 2019, 11:52:32 PM
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CoinMarketCap recently launched a ‘liquidity’ metric to give users a look at the real trading volume of exchanges. Yet, CoinMarketCap continues to list these exchanges with just dollars in actual volume.
If you browse CoinMarketCap, you will see some strange numbers on most of the major trading pairs.
Source link here (https://beincrypto.com/coinmarketcap-continues-listing-exchanges-with-fake-trading-volume/?utm_campaign=amba&utm_medium=social&utm_source=altcoinstalks&utm_content=jc)
This has to stop. CoinMarketCap needs to do a better job in implementing stricter rules for exchanges to get listed that are not producing fake trading volume. What do you guys think?
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CoinMarketCap recently launched a ‘liquidity’ metric to give users a look at the real trading volume of exchanges. Yet, CoinMarketCap continues to list these exchanges with just dollars in actual volume.
If you browse CoinMarketCap, you will see some strange numbers on most of the major trading pairs.
Source link here (https://beincrypto.com/coinmarketcap-continues-listing-exchanges-with-fake-trading-volume/?utm_campaign=amba&utm_medium=social&utm_source=altcoinstalks&utm_content=jc)
This has to stop. CoinMarketCap needs to do a better job in implementing stricter rules for exchanges to get listed that are not producing fake trading volume. What do you guys think?
Yes sir, you provide an effective information because maximum exchange delivery its fake information, volumes and supply. If coinmarketcap.com strictly prohibits the fakes, then the market will be relastic.
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It's no secret that what CoinMarketCap displays is business interests, so I think don't trust too easily what is shown there.
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This kind of thing will make the beginner traders confused and can mislead many people because it can cause losses for new investors and novice traders in the world...