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November 28, 2014, 10:45:25 PM
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INFOGRAPHIC : TOP 10 BITCOIN EXCHANGES (BASED ON DAILY VOLUME)
http://www.cryptowolfs.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/top-10-bitcoin-exchanges-1.jpg
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http://www.cryptowolfs.com/infographic/infographic-top-10-bitcoin-exchanges-based-on-daily-volume/
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November 29, 2014, 08:29:09 AM
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Btcchina still on top i see. Looks like the Chinese love their bitcoins.

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November 29, 2014, 12:41:53 PM
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BTC China volume  Shocked Where is Huobi?

Since when is Bittrex considered a Bitcoin exchange? They only trade altcoins.
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November 29, 2014, 01:02:13 PM
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BTC China volume  Shocked Where is Huobi?
In terms of volume for Chinese exchanges, it's OKCoin, then BTCChina, and then Huobi.

I believe they are getting their OKCoin volume purely from the international market spot exchange, which is the lowest volume of all 6 of OKCoin's BTC orderbooks. Their international exchange isn't even Chinese-based - it's a Singapore company and is meant to serve customers in every country.

If they're including Bitfinex, they need to include 796 and OKCoin futures markets.

Since when is Bittrex considered a Bitcoin exchange? They only trade altcoins.
This infographic is a joke. Whoever made it is clueless and doesn't actually know anything about any of these exchanges, besides maybe Bitstamp.

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November 29, 2014, 01:57:58 PM
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BTC China volume  Shocked Where is Huobi?
In terms of volume for Chinese exchanges, it's OKCoin, then BTCChina, and then Huobi.

I believe they are getting their OKCoin volume purely from the international market spot exchange, which is the lowest volume of all 6 of OKCoin's BTC orderbooks. Their international exchange isn't even Chinese-based - it's a Singapore company and is meant to serve customers in every country.

If they're including Bitfinex, they need to include 796 and OKCoin futures markets.

Since when is Bittrex considered a Bitcoin exchange? They only trade altcoins.
This infographic is a joke. Whoever made it is clueless and doesn't actually know anything about any of these exchanges, besides maybe Bitstamp.

Thanks everybody for your comments, We've totally depended on the sources we mentioned at the end of the infographic, may be they have some wrong numbers and information, Please anyone sees a wrong information here, tell us and provide a source for the right one and we'll edit it in the infographic immediately.

And about the title, yes, i think it should be "Cryptocurrencies exchanges" not bitcoin, as we've mentioned some altcoins exchanges.
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November 29, 2014, 02:44:32 PM
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BTC China volume  Shocked Where is Huobi?
In terms of volume for Chinese exchanges, it's OKCoin, then BTCChina, and then Huobi.

I believe they are getting their OKCoin volume purely from the international market spot exchange, which is the lowest volume of all 6 of OKCoin's BTC orderbooks. Their international exchange isn't even Chinese-based - it's a Singapore company and is meant to serve customers in every country.

If they're including Bitfinex, they need to include 796 and OKCoin futures markets.

Since when is Bittrex considered a Bitcoin exchange? They only trade altcoins.
This infographic is a joke. Whoever made it is clueless and doesn't actually know anything about any of these exchanges, besides maybe Bitstamp.

Thanks everybody for your comments, We've totally depended on the sources we mentioned at the end of the infographic, may be they have some wrong numbers and information, Please anyone sees a wrong information here, tell us and provide a source for the right one and we'll edit it in the infographic immediately.

And about the title, yes, i think it should be "Cryptocurrencies exchanges" not bitcoin, as we've mentioned some altcoins exchanges.

Here are the current 24hr volumes for the 3 most liquid exchanges (for the past 24hrs...I'm sure you can find averages, but I'm not going to look for them myself):

OKCoin.cn orderbook: 195,104 BTC
OKCoin.com orderbook: 79,953 BTC
OKCoin.com futures orderbook (leveraged): 574,920 BTC

BTCChina main orderbook: 213,614 BTC

Huobi main orderbook: 125,240 BTC

796.com also probably has nearly as much volume, but that's leveraged up to 50x. You need to make a decision whether or not to include leverage in the equation - Bitfinex offers leverage on their main orderbook, so they'd pretty much be out entirely if we're not including leveraged orderbooks.

Huobi and some of the other Chinese exchanges also have some subsidiaries like BitVC, which likely are also in the top 10. I didn't really go into detail here and some of these exchanges may have other orderbooks with extra volume, too - just trying to lead this in the right direction, not do everything myself.

Source for the figures: their respective websites as well as https://bitcoinwisdom.com/

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November 29, 2014, 03:12:36 PM
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Good idea to redo everything.

Cryptsy shouldn't be mentioned as they only have 50 to 100XBT volume on average. (I'm talking about XBT/USD)

Bter XBT/fiat is also nothing to shout out about, their volume is mainly generated by altcoins.

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November 29, 2014, 06:43:06 PM
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Good idea to redo everything.

Cryptsy shouldn't be mentioned as they only have 50 to 100XBT volume on average. (I'm talking about XBT/USD)

Bter XBT/fiat is also nothing to shout out about, their volume is mainly generated by altcoins.



I agree - you're smarter than you think, just go on the exchanges themselves to actually get an idea of how each of them work and the different orderbooks they have. You'll learn a lot about each exchange just by spending a few minutes looking at the actual thing and you'll be able to create a a pretty accurate infographic.

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December 17, 2014, 09:47:54 AM
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BTC China volume  Shocked Where is Huobi?
In terms of volume for Chinese exchanges, it's OKCoin, then BTCChina, and then Huobi.

I believe they are getting their OKCoin volume purely from the international market spot exchange, which is the lowest volume of all 6 of OKCoin's BTC orderbooks. Their international exchange isn't even Chinese-based - it's a Singapore company and is meant to serve customers in every country.

If they're including Bitfinex, they need to include 796 and OKCoin futures markets.

Since when is Bittrex considered a Bitcoin exchange? They only trade altcoins.
This infographic is a joke. Whoever made it is clueless and doesn't actually know anything about any of these exchanges, besides maybe Bitstamp.

Thanks everybody for your comments, We've totally depended on the sources we mentioned at the end of the infographic, may be they have some wrong numbers and information, Please anyone sees a wrong information here, tell us and provide a source for the right one and we'll edit it in the infographic immediately.

And about the title, yes, i think it should be "Cryptocurrencies exchanges" not bitcoin, as we've mentioned some altcoins exchanges.

Here are the current 24hr volumes for the 3 most liquid exchanges (for the past 24hrs...I'm sure you can find averages, but I'm not going to look for them myself):

OKCoin.cn orderbook: 195,104 BTC
OKCoin.com orderbook: 79,953 BTC
OKCoin.com futures orderbook (leveraged): 574,920 BTC

BTCChina main orderbook: 213,614 BTC

Huobi main orderbook: 125,240 BTC

796.com also probably has nearly as much volume, but that's leveraged up to 50x. You need to make a decision whether or not to include leverage in the equation - Bitfinex offers leverage on their main orderbook, so they'd pretty much be out entirely if we're not including leveraged orderbooks.

Huobi and some of the other Chinese exchanges also have some subsidiaries like BitVC, which likely are also in the top 10. I didn't really go into detail here and some of these exchanges may have other orderbooks with extra volume, too - just trying to lead this in the right direction, not do everything myself.

Source for the figures: their respective websites as well as https://bitcoinwisdom.com/

This is a clear evidence that Chinese exchanges are the market leader in bitcoin (i.e., "Chinese exchanges rally, and the others follow".) I see it as a clear indication of manipulation. Chinese exchanges gooses the price, and the others follow the TA slavishly.

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December 17, 2014, 02:21:04 PM
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are there any exchanges that take deposit with US domestic wire? not trying to pay those international fees.
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January 12, 2015, 09:26:43 AM
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All BTC traders and wannabe traders should see this post before putting on their next trades.

Good post. Please keep updating it.
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January 12, 2015, 07:11:47 PM
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misleading comparison of markets, service area and volume but pretty nice pic anyway
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January 12, 2015, 09:26:28 PM
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This is a great infographic. I use Coinbase most of the time for convenience reasons. I wonder if one day BTC ATM's will rank.
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January 12, 2015, 09:35:40 PM
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In the near future Turkish Exchange site BTCTurk (Which is a golden partner of Bitcoin Foundation check here: https://bitcoinfoundation.org/members/ (BTCTrader) ) will be on this infographic!
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January 13, 2015, 09:27:58 AM
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That is ridiculous.

Do you mean the USD markets? And if it's only the comparison of the volume, why can't see LakeBTC?
The volume of LakeBTC and BTC-e are almostly the same. Of course, I think Bitcoin is only calculated because your top 10 that means for bitcoin exchange.  http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/

And these is not coupled with their markets of CNY, you know chinese has a lot of such giant exchange, like LakeBTC and Huobi. http://www.coindesk.com/huobi-lakebtc-added-coindesk-bitcoin-price-index/

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January 13, 2015, 01:21:37 PM
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Very informative, thank you!
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January 14, 2015, 01:32:06 AM
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That is ridiculous.

Do you mean the USD markets? And if it's only the comparison of the volume, why can't see LakeBTC?
The volume of LakeBTC and BTC-e are almostly the same. Of course, I think Bitcoin is only calculated because your top 10 that means for bitcoin exchange.  http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/

And these is not coupled with their markets of CNY, you know chinese has a lot of such giant exchange, like LakeBTC and Huobi. http://www.coindesk.com/huobi-lakebtc-added-coindesk-bitcoin-price-index/
this are two list for top exchanges:
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Comparison_of_real-time_trading_exchanges
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=695082.0

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January 14, 2015, 08:25:13 AM
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Bitfinex at 191$ while bitstamp is at 183$! Any idea why?
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January 18, 2015, 10:20:05 AM
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there are variations on selling and buiyng on several sites i do use cryptsy and poloniex but those are not for usd are for alt to btc and vice versa i use localbitcoins for the usd or euro to btc and vice versa soo the price its a bit low then the expected

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January 18, 2015, 11:01:02 AM
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Why on hitbtc the lowest amount that can be placed is 0.01 BTC? Is there any exchange that allow trading with lower amounts?
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