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Quote from: coinesel on August 03, 2020, 06:10:58 PM

If you look at Coinsbit in low-volume-pairs, you will see that the orderbook keeps unchanged while in the history every same time interval a new trade appears.

Focus on stablecoin pairs with empty buy-orderbooks.

Interesting new trades in the history that never could happen.

Just look at coinsbit trades/orderbooks when Binance is down. You will see very interesting things.

Here you are absolutely right. This can be seen in many exchanges. Both Binance and Coinsbit are no exception.

What is the reason for this? Is there any explanation for this?

I am not a technical expert and do not understand the technical intricacies of exchanges. I think it has something to do with trading bots that trade on exchanges. I think it's no secret that most of the transactions on absolutely all exchanges are carried out by trading bots that are used by professional traders. But this is my version ... I could be wrong.

Coinsbit has never a proper explanation, also not when people are scammed by them. Stolen 67000 usd of trades by Coinsbit and only explanation received is we dont know!!! Before saying any crap look below link of the conversation in the SCAM accusation towards Coinsbit!

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5255830.0

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