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March 06, 2019, 10:21:32 AM
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Such bizarre events like Flash Crash of which either a human error or software failure seems to contradict our basic beliefs about the fairness of values. Mentioned that the sophistication of modern markets now which as we observed have instantaneous price moves. To find out more, KuCoin listed a blog on how can we explore these ideas of such awful market swings. 

Learn more about it by simply visiting the link:
https://blog.kucoin.com/how-to-identify-a-flash-crash-sk-bt
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It is a good article created by kucoin to tell people about flash crash. We have seen flash crash happen in the market a couple number of times and it need to be addressed, I don't know why a person will decide to sell his/her coin in so low price that it cause a dip in the price of a coin for a small period of time.

I don't know if that is done on purpose or it's a newbie learning how to trade cryptocurrency.
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