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Indeed, my assumption was probably wrong. In one of the two articles I read, I didn't see the quote about it being 1:1 analysis against customer holdings. I b
by z9znz 4y ago
Indeed, my assumption was probably wrong. In one of the two articles I read, I didn't see the quote about it being 1:1 analysis against customer holdings. I believed it included general hedging assets of the exchange.
As long as the exchange is not loaning or collateralizing against these SHIB holdings, then it's nothing of concern. It does still paint a pretty bad picture of the exchange or its customers based on the huge percentage of "value" stored in a coin which has absolutely no point in even existing (but that's beside the point of my original inaccurate post).
- SpaceManNabs 4y ago> It does still paint a pretty bad picture of the exchange or its customers It just paints a bad picture of the customers. If that is what CDC users wanna buy, then the exchange needs to have enough to support the liquidity needs of their customers. CDC might be doing a lot wrong, but that probably isn't one. Wish you would edit your comment now that you understood the context of your assumption.