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coldst

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Quote from: fabskie21 on January 13, 2018, 08:41:48 PM

Quote from: Sinistlercoin on January 13, 2018, 08:12:20 PM

Its because coin market cap removed the South Korean exchanges from their numbers and seems like everything is down.

True. This has caused the sudden drop in price and market cap especially in ripple that has dropped a massive $20 billion from its total market share.

South Korea exchanges were removed in 1/8/18. The trade volumes that I listed out in the past few days should not relate to this case.

prototype40

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that was just CMC being stupid and doing things without telling others.

fabskie21

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Quote from: Sinistlercoin on January 13, 2018, 08:12:20 PM

Its because coin market cap removed the South Korean exchanges from their numbers and seems like everything is down.

True. This has caused the sudden drop in price and market cap especially in ripple that has dropped a massive $20 billion from its total market share.

Sinistlercoin

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Its because coin market cap removed the South Korean exchanges from their numbers and seems like everything is down.

coldst

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From my obeservation, the trade volume is decreasing in the pas few days. As I saw in Coinmarketcap, the Volume trade in 24 hours for Bitcoin was 17 billions (1/11), 14 billions (1/12), and 12 billions (1/13). 24hr trade for ETH was 8b (1/11), 7b(1/12), and 5b (1/13). Is that because people are hodling due to the pump, or something else? Is it seemed normal to you guys? Would really like to see the trade volume for the next few days.

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