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On Crypto Exchanges, the Trades Don’t Always Add Up
Outside the blockchain, transaction data is vulnerable to manipulation.
25 Jul 2019, 10:37 PM IST
(Bloomberg Businessweek) -- When Bitcoin hit a 17-month high in late June, the milestone was met with some skepticism. Big jumps in a short period of time can signal that someone is trying to artificially move the market, says John Griffin, a finance professor at University of Texas at Austin. “The extreme volatility suggests that manipulation is rampant.”
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