Why, do you know why and want to explain ?Both Kraken and Bybit did. It happens when there's market moves like the ones these past couple of days, it's a pain for you but a feature for the exchange owners.
Sure, they purposefully cause crashes so orders do not get triggered, both manually and automatically. The more liquidations there are the more money they make, and this comes straight from someone (not me) who worked on developing the trading engine for a top 20 crypto exchange.Why, do you know why and want to explain ?
there is no better business than printing money and making rules... exchanges (not just crypto) cannot do the first....Sure, they purposefully cause crashes so orders do not get triggered, both manually and automatically. The more liquidations there are the more money they make, and this comes straight from someone (not me) who worked on developing the trading engine for a top 20 crypto exchange.
Triggered my PTSD with this one Jafo . I had to improve my trading tools after the fall of ScamTX and I've lost a bit of the trading edge since then .#Bingooooooooo
I'm so sorry to hear that! That was NOT my intention AT ALL! I was just injecting a bit of jocosity into an otherwise sad state of affairs.Triggered my PTSD with this one Jafo . I had to improve my trading tools after the fall of ScamTX and I've lost a bit of the trading edge since then .
Sure, they purposefully cause crashes so orders do not get triggered, both manually and automatically. The more liquidations there are the more money they make, and this comes straight from someone (not me) who worked on developing the trading engine for a top 20 crypto exchange.
They do it so both longers and shorters get liquidated. The exchange I mentioned earlier had it made so whenever there were price spikes both sides would get liquidated. Whenever someone asked questions they would blame the crash on the volume of users and that's how it's been for a while now, crypto community has a short attention span, using underhanded techniques goes unnoticed or is forgotten within 3 days.So you mean that they do it on purpose to avoid losses?
Haha, all good, it was a tastless joke I made, I do hate Sam with all my being though . It's difficult when you're actively trading, and DEX's don't have quarter of the tools you need.I'm so sorry to hear that! That was NOT my intention AT ALL! I was just injecting a bit of jocosity into an otherwise sad state of affairs.
For what it's worth, Sam scammed a LOT of people. The ONLY reason I didn't get scammed, too is because I have this hung on my wall:
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The highlighted part has been inculcated into my brain. Also, I learned to detect when someone is scamming by the words and tone they use.
Furthermore, studying microexpressions, as Silvan Tomkins and Paul Ekman taught, is an absolute way to STAY out of trouble. We will NOT be able to tell WHO is lying, but we'll 100% know who is telling the truth. For example, you'll see 100 people on TV. 50% are lying. 40% you are not sure (they could be telling the truth). 10%, you will unequivocally know they are telling the truth, and you would be 100% right. You might miss the other 40%, but you won't suffer a loss because you will hone in on the 10%.
One of Paul's great books: Amazon.com
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