That ain't really trading! More like some mashup of gambling and taking wild guesses on where prices are headed in the near future. For sure it can be fun, but luck's got more to do with it than any real trading strategy. And getting an edge over the casino? Ha! Theyre the house for a reason - odds are stacked in their favor. So yeah, gonna say that's a nope!
Completely agreed, and this also doesn't take into account where they get their data from. A centralized exchange has an order book and market makers to ensure that market activity and market data is continually up to date. Some also take into account index prices in real time for additional reference of the price. Some decentralized exchanges take this one step further by using data oracles, which are points of data that average out multiple price feeds, to ensure that data is decentralized.
Where do you think BC.game and Rollbit get their price? I can tell you, their backend. The short term price that you see on BC Game and Rollbit would not match that of a price oracle, especially when large bets are being placed
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