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Topic: Why Liquidity Is Essential To A Functioning Marketplace (Read 116 times)

legendary
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Why Liquidity Is Essential To A Functioning Marketplace?
Have you ever tried to sell a given commodity and there is nobody willing to buy from you? Or searching for a product to buy, but no one is selling? That is the difference that liquidity or the lack thereof can make in any marketplace.
Read more here: https://medium.com/@official_83664/why-liquidity-is-essential-to-a-functioning-marketplace-d84577a1f3e5

Is that even a valid question? Everyone knows and it's obvious that market can only work if there are buy and sell orders. Trade order cannot be executed without liquidity in market. So Liquidity is indeed essential element of every marketplace, I don't find any reason to read 450 words article to understand that.

This makes me remember last year 2018 when I participated in bounties with very good roadmap but unfortunately no one is buying on exchanges listed which means its a shitcoin and i don't know what I'm going to do with the token other than to leave it there in my wallet to rotten

I can feel you buddy. You are not alone. 2018 was the year of shitty bounties and deadcoins.
member
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This makes me remember last year 2018 when I participated in bounties with very good roadmap but unfortunately no one is buying on exchanges listed which means its a shitcoin and i don't know what I'm going to do with the token other than to leave it there in my wallet to rotten
hero member
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Have you ever tried to sell a given commodity and there is nobody willing to buy from you? Or searching for a product to buy, but no one is selling? That is the difference that liquidity or the lack thereof can make in any marketplace.
Read more here: https://medium.com/@official_83664/why-liquidity-is-essential-to-a-functioning-marketplace-d84577a1f3e5
What is the point exactly you are trying to make, are you giving us the key to making the sales become possible or are you trying to make a point, I am yet to understand the point you are trying to make regarding marketplace and it would be nice if you can elaborate more on this because I am very much interested in what you are talking about just that I am still yet to understand it, what do you really mean when you talk about liquidity.
hero member
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Liquidity is essential because without it even if the project is great can't have a value and can't grow without enough liquidity, and also there is need a demand for that coin and enough people who will sell.
hero member
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I think it's obvious to everyone why liquidity is very important. If a project has a good goal and a promising idea, but its coin has no liquidity, then it’s just trash, not a coin.
Liquidity used to create a good ecosystem. liquidity can determine how good that project is. In this market liquidity is everything. that means the potential of the project to attract the demand from the traders or investors.
No luqidity means deadcoin. liqudity in the crypto is a little bit different with  liquidity on the company.
legendary
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I mean that's basically just the same as saying that water is wet...
The article you've posted wasn't that interesting because it's clearly meant as a promotion for Vertex, which is fine but there just isn't any substance to it.
hero member
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I think it's obvious to everyone why liquidity is very important. If a project has a good goal and a promising idea, but its coin has no liquidity, then it’s just trash, not a coin.
member
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Have you ever tried to sell a given commodity and there is nobody willing to buy from you? Or searching for a product to buy, but no one is selling? That is the difference that liquidity or the lack thereof can make in any marketplace.
Read more here: https://medium.com/@official_83664/why-liquidity-is-essential-to-a-functioning-marketplace-d84577a1f3e5
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