This analysis continues the series of studies on the trading anomalies in cryptocurrency exchanges. We have decided to focus on the exchange that appeared only in 2017 but since then has been the leader — Binance. Although there are some examples of suspicious behaviour in Binance, we have not found enough evidence of systematic wash trading.
Read more on our Medium blog.
Crypto Integrity is a non-commercial project aimed at fraud detection and forensics in the crypto markets.
Our mission is prepare and publish market research to foster transparency and market integrity. We are ready to share with the community the insights into what the raw market data may tell a watchful observer.
We are a team of enthusiasts with the background in finance, algorithmic trading, computer and data science. Based in four different countries in Europe and Asia, the team started its research in August 2017. In February 2019, the hobby has finally taken a shape of the independent project Crypto Integrity.
Crypto Integrity is building a system that collects, processes and analyses low-level market data (order books and trades) from a number of crypto exchanges. It allows identifying what no one is able to find on charts or by the analysis of trades & volumes. Our codebase as well as methodology is public and accessible in GitHub. We look forward to those who would like to join us and champion transparency in cryptomarkets!
The infrastructure costs money, and we will be grateful if you could share our burden:
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