Tag: Trading

Forbes’s new analysis of 157 crypto exchanges reveals that 51% of the daily Bitcoin trading volume is likely fake. “Wash trading” also benefits exchanges, allowing them to appear to have more volume than they actually do and encouraging more legitimate trading. The widespread practice of wash trading, which means phony or fake volume, and the…

Here are five of the most common mistakes people make during a bear market, writes George Georgiev on CryptoPotato. Have you made any of them? Cryptocurrency bear markets can be brutal for new investors without sufficient experience. The swings are typically a lot more violent compared to traditional stock markets, and it’s not unheard of…

Many newbie crypto buyers are looking for a trading bot to help navigate volatile markets. Can these software programs be entrusted with your money? — studied Justin Varghese, Your Money Editor on Gulf News. Bots are nothing but automated computer programs designed to run specific tasks with minimal human intervention or interaction. But how safe…

AYMBot, a fully-automated, algorithmic, Bitcoin-trading bot developed in Jordan, aims to revolutionize the way people generate wealth from cryptocurrency, according to its creator. AYMBot was designed to tackle the main issues and challenges associated with Bitcoin and cryptocurrency trading, including volatility and accessibility, CEO Ahmad Alsharqatli told Arab News. “The problem with crypto, that people…

New in crypto trading? Trading stocks and cryptocurrencies can be complicated, but here are a few tips on how to get started from Marcel Pechman, published on Cointelegraph. It doesn’t matter how experienced you are at trading because nothing can be done to protect a person against the might of cryptocurrencies’ price swings. Currently, Bitcoin’s…

A new analysis has found that up to 70% of cryptocurrency trades on the world’s most popular exchanges may be people buying from themselves. It is a form of market manipulation on unregulated crypto exchanges to inflate prices artificially. A study of 29 cryptocurrency exchanges – including Coinbase, Gemini, Binance, Bittrex, Huobi, and many others…