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We are committed in creating a healthy, inclusive and transparent gaming ecosystem that is beneficial for game developers, publishers and also the gamers themselves.
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price manipulation is rampant in new markets. Exchange centers control most of the cryptocurrency movements, thus making them have the desire to gain profits by indirectly manipulating crypto prices. One way is to increase the price written on the exchange so that traders can buy or sell their crypto. The impact of manipulation like this can be compounded if there are thousands of new players that are easily exploited. Plus, price manipulation can be difficult to prove and control in an unregulated market. Central Exchange also has one point of shortage. They manage and store crypto in large amounts, meaning that if they are hacked, it can have a significant impact on cryptocurrency prices. This is the thing that is often forced to drop the price of Cryptocurrency
Finally, price manipulation can be rife in nascent markets. Central exchanges control most of the flow of cryptocurrencies, giving them a lot of incentive to grow their revenue by artificially manipulating crypto prices. One way they can do this is by manipulating the price feeds displayed on exchanges, prompting traders to either buy or sell.
The effect of this type of manipulation is compounded if you throw in thousands of new market participants who can be easily taken advantage of. In addition, price manipulations can be hard to prove and control in unregulated markets.
Central exchanges also provide a single point of failure. They manage and store large sums of crypto, which means if they get hacked, it can have a significant effect on the price of cryptocurrencies.
