Crypto Exchanges Are Tested on Their Worst Days, Not Best
Original title: Crypto Exchanges Are Tested on Their WORST Days — Not Their Best
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- Cointelegraph interviews Bitbase Exchange Chief Business Officer Nicholas Lo at TOKEN2049 in Singapore.
- Lo says to look at the worst days of an exchange, not the best days.
- The discussion covers what traders should look for in an exchange, including liquidity and execution speed.
- Lo discusses reliability during market volatility and how Bitbase tests its systems.
- He also discusses why transparent trading data matters and how increasingly connected crypto and stock markets affect traders.
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