Topic: RPX Chart 90° cut, how is this possible? (Read 57 times)
Thanks alot guys
Missing data. In general all charts are like this, but on a much smaller scale due to large amounts of data points. But if there's no trades for extended periods of time (could be as little as a few minutes or as much as days depending on how far you zoom the chart) you could find "discrete" changes like these.
So yes, it's possible that the only exchange that traded that coin just wasn't able to process orders for a period of time.
So yes, it's possible that the only exchange that traded that coin just wasn't able to process orders for a period of time.
it should not be,
the only explanation is database error or something like that.
usually the chart will move flatly if they can not read the database,
just like Bitcoinwisdom did a few months ago or a year ago.
but i do not know about it surely because i never used that exchange even once.
the only explanation is database error or something like that.
usually the chart will move flatly if they can not read the database,
just like Bitcoinwisdom did a few months ago or a year ago.
but i do not know about it surely because i never used that exchange even once.
Have a look at the weekly chart of the RPX token
https://i.imgur.com/Uh4zlBG.png
How it this 90° cut even possible? Could it be that Kucoin had server problems and it just wasn't able to trade?
https://i.imgur.com/Uh4zlBG.png
How it this 90° cut even possible? Could it be that Kucoin had server problems and it just wasn't able to trade?
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