Quote from: wwzsocki on April 23, 2020, 01:24:06 PM

It turns out that the biggest problem is the extreme leverage on cryptocurrency markets, which is offered by unregulated offshore exchanges.

How do you know? There is no direct evidence of that.

Quote from: wwzsocki on April 23, 2020, 01:24:06 PM

BTC is highly concentrated and data show that almost 95% of BTC resources belong to a relatively small number of addresses. Such conditions give the market a 'kick' and increase greed.

It's probably the concentrated and low circulating supply that is the real cause of volatility. Leveraged markets may only have a secondary effect, if any. It's also possible that the increased market depth from leveraged markets can, in many cases, reduce overall market volatility. That's the basis for this idea that the CME Bitcoin futures market is "taming" Bitcoin.

Quote from: bitmover on Today at 11:52:01 AM

Wait man you are thinking the wrong way.
Btc has no liquidity problems. Volume in the last 24h was 43 billion dollars.
How can you say that it has low.liquidity?

95% of reported Bitcoin trading volume is fake.