Coin Prices

[Eraldo Coil]

We know that these things could affect a coin's value. Things such our project development and the team itself are just examples of it. Neither should fail in promoting the project or else it is going to fail. Now, from my observations, the coins' prices also differ depending on the exchange site where it is listed. For example is SocialMedia.Market. The question is why? Why are the prices in different exchanges are sometimes significantly different?

[almanPeter]

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[ZandC]

the number of coins, the number of traders, and fees charged for each exchange are different also where the exchange market is located.

[Ayuluv2001]

If there is a huge difference and you can withdraw out from the cheap exchange, basically you can do trading as well

But it is not really easy to find this type of pair trades as most of the case, once you sell the cheap coins at the other exchange, cashing out is always an issue at times

[Yudhisthir]

The price generally may have a difference of upto 1-2%. The price shown is the price of the last transaction which in return depends on the sell wall, order wall and the volume.
The large difference comes as a result of suspended deposit or withdrawal for the particular coin in the specific exchange.

[Lampaster]

There are a lot of reasons. For example, many exchanges do not support exchange for Fiat. This allows you to earn cryptocurrency but in order to exchange it for Fiat you need to transfer coins to another exchange. This is an additional cost, so the price is always higher on such exchanges.

[jeffthebaker]

The price incongruencies is arbitrage. Especially on smaller exchanges, people who buy in or sell out with market orders can dslodge a coin from it's price across other exchanges. Arbitrage opportunities used to be much more blatant- 20% or more every day back in 2015-2016. Unfortunately now the trader is in constant competition with bots who perform arbitrage automatically. Driving the profit margins of arb down massively.