Even major cryptocurrencies and digital assets can struggle to get listed on specific exchanges. For example, Ripple is trying to get on more US-based trading platforms, yet it has failed to make an impact. Even attempts to “bribe” exchanges have not succeeded so far. Exchanges Don’t like Ripple and XRP It is evident Ripple’s XRP is as far removed from a traditional cryptocurrency as cash is. This digital asset is mainly designed to be of great value to the financial sector in its entirety. That in itself also makes it far less appealing among cryptocurrency enthusiasts, who often consider Ripple’s asset toPowered by WPeMatico
Bitcoin cash and litecoin futures might be coming to Cboe as soon as this year. The Gemini exchange, which supplies the data feed for the trading venues’ recently launched bitcoin futures, has as its top priority for 2018 adding support for trading new currencies, starting with two of the top five coins by market cap. […]
Accusations, rumors and fears of manipulation in the cryptocurrency market have been around for a long while now. The most recent one involves Tether supposedly artificially propping up the price of bitcoin by printing USDT. Now one regulator demands that companies in its jurisdiction will take action against such possible risks. Also Read: Weiss Ratings […]
Trading is arrogant, be it on Wall Street or across crypto exchanges. In order to trade rather than hodl, you must fundamentally believe you’re smarter, more disciplined or better informed than the other half of the market. Time will tell. But as long as you’re trading, we’ve established that you’re at least more arrogant than […]