[aota]

I've noticed on a certain exchange (gdax aka coinbase pro) there will be people with mass amounts of money putting orders in to buy and sell coins then canceling them within seconds of placing them to convince others to buy/sell at that price. I've seen it happen all the time. Coinbase needs to put a limit on the amount of "canceling" you can do in a minute's time, do you agree?

[soar-x]

welcome to cryptocurrency.

[Beamer Boy]

Ahh... Coinbase.
The same site, whos system "broke down" back when Bitcoin Cash came out, so people were selling for $200 less than people were buying for, so Coinbase magically was making 30% commission on all BCH transactions for 24 hours.

Yeah. Don't trust the site anyways. It's probably themself doing it.

[shreder]

It's called spoofing, it happens on any exchange.  Just pretend those offers don't exist and you won't get "manipulated" by them.

illegal in traditional markets

[Ice]

illegal in traditional markets

Alot of things are 'illegal' doesn't mean they don't happen even though they shouldn't.

[Great Entrepreneur]

Ahh... Coinbase.
The same site, whos system "broke down" back when Bitcoin Cash came out, so people were selling for $200 less than people were buying for, so Coinbase magically was making 30% commission on all BCH transactions for 24 hours.

Yeah. Don't trust the site anyways. It's probably themself doing it.

lol wtf that's insane and so obvious...

[Omniscient]

Oh yeah, this has been going on since MtGox. There are few exchanges which do anything to prevent manipulation.

[shreder]

Alot of things are 'illegal' doesn't mean they don't happen even though they shouldn't.

Oh i know it happens it happens on all alt coins you can see it on every exchange every trading pair

[Yin Yang]

Can’t expect much in a premature market, that’s for sure.