Topic: Orders of currency pairs on exchanges? (Read 243 times)
Usually exchanges consider the bitcoin as main currency when it is traded with Ethereum. Just this.
Hmm, I think you're just reading it backwards unless the exchange you're using has made an error.
As far as your question, the rate varies a bit depending on the exchange you're using, but for the most part, it's going to be pretty uniform. Otherwise, people would exploit that pretty quickly by buying on one exchange and flipping it on another.
As far as your question, the rate varies a bit depending on the exchange you're using, but for the most part, it's going to be pretty uniform. Otherwise, people would exploit that pretty quickly by buying on one exchange and flipping it on another.
When looking at exchanges dealing with BTC ETH trading, all exchanges I've seen give the rate as Bitcoins per Ether, so ~0.07 today.
I was wondering if there's some kind of standard that's adopted as there's no reason why the exchange rate shouldn't be the other way around, so ~14.3.
Is there a standard or is it all a bit of a mix between different exchanges and different currencies?
I was wondering if there's some kind of standard that's adopted as there's no reason why the exchange rate shouldn't be the other way around, so ~14.3.
Is there a standard or is it all a bit of a mix between different exchanges and different currencies?
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