Price differences on different exchanges
This is related to the exchange itself. Different exchanges have
differences in activity, trading volume, etc. The difference in
trading volume leads to differences in the supply of different
platforms, and the difference in exchange activity will inevitably
lead to differences in demand. On the supply side and demand side
of each platform Where differences exist, the price of the same
cryptocurrency will inevitably be different. For example, the
trading volume of exchange A is much greater than that of exchange
B, and the trading activity is also higher than that of exchange
B. Then, under ideal circumstances, the currency price of exchange
A is more stable than the currency price of exchange B. Because
the price of exchange Bs platform currency may be controlled by
large market makers, the price may fluctuate greatly, the risks
faced are also high, and the price will naturally be on the high
side. Therefore, the price of the same currency on different
platforms appears to be different. This is also in line with what
is often said in economics: commodity demand and supply determine
prices.
Depends on the country where the exchange is located. The legal
currency credit and political risks of different countries will
affect a country's market sentiment, and market sentiment is
directly related to prices. In countries with higher risks such as
politics and war, the price of cryptocurrency will be higher. We
can see that Bitcoin prices are on the high side on South Korean
exchanges, and the country is now facing some war risks. The U.S.
economy is stable and its attitude toward cryptocurrency is open,
so market prices will not deviate too much. In other words, the
lower the political, war and other risks in a country, the more
stable the price of cryptocurrency will be. In addition, the lower
the credibility of legal currency in a country, the higher the
price of cryptocurrency will be, such as Venezuela.
Users in the exchange have free pricing power, which means that
whoever sells at a lower price or buys at a higher price will
complete the transaction faster. Therefore, when there are enough
users, the competition will become very fierce. In order to better
cope with this fierce competition, users will generally give
priority to bidding and compete within the acceptable profit
range. Of course, they will not deviate too much, but Direct
purchases from the exchange are generally higher than the market
price, and sales are lower than the market price.