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>I'm not sure why you're talking about fraud in markets, when that's not what happened here. This isn't a case of market participant A ripping market participan

by scoofy 4y ago

>I'm not sure why you're talking about fraud in markets, when that's not what happened here. This isn't a case of market participant A ripping market participant B off, it's some insider abusing his trust to enrich himself. You're describing fraud in a market. >I see no reason why that would be applicable to exchanges Anomalous and/or suspicious trades are regularly undone by exchanges.

gruez 4y ago
>You're describing fraud in a market. That's addressed my be later in the comment: >You can still get hacked/scammed by the exchange itself, I'm not aware of any crypto privacy advocates who think that centralized exchanges should have the right to be anonymous.