Crypto market manipulation distorts prices through tactics like wash trading, fake pumps, and coordinated whale moves, creating artificial conditions that often lead to significant losses. Whales can ...

A wash trade is an illegal practice traders may use to manipulate the market. Wash trading gives the appearance that a stock or security is more popular than it really is. Traders may also make a wash ...

Wash trading distorts NFT markets, inflating prices and misleading buyers. Criminals use NFTs for money laundering, hiding ...

Wash trading is likely the simplest of market manipulation schemes. However, it lays the fundamentals for many other schemes, and even its most basic form has proven incredibly effective in ...

Some people repeatedly sell themselves their own NFTs in an attempt to artificially inflate their prices, according to a report published Wednesday. Called “wash trading,” the practice has long been ...

It has become a troublesome practice in the crypto landscape. When learning about cryptocurrency, one term to keep in mind is wash trading. In this video clip from "The Crypto Show" on Motley Fool ...

The enormous number of fake Bitcoin trades may be traced to an age-old practice used to manipulate markets. It's called "wash trading." How "wash trading" is perpetuating crypto fraud STEVE INSKEEP, ...

Wash trading is happening in some instances on Binance DEX and Loopring, showing that decentralized exchanges are not immune to volume inflation. Decentralized exchanges are generally liked for their ...

When Bitwise Asset Management declared in a March 2019 presentation to the United States Securities and Exchange Commission that 95% of the Bitcoin (BTC) trading volume being reported globally on ...

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission and Coinbase Inc. have come to a settlement over charges against the San Francisco-based digital currency exchange. What Happened: The commission on Friday ...

When learning about cryptocurrency, one term to keep in mind is wash trading. In this video clip from "The Crypto Show" on Motley Fool Live, recorded on Feb. 23, Fool.com contributors Jon Quast and ...

People obsessed with cryptocurrency got some news from a recent headline in Forbes, which said "More Than Half Of All Bitcoin Trades Are Fake." Paddy Hirsch and Wailin Wong from NPR's podcast The ...