2022
DOI: 10.3386/w30783
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Crypto Wash Trading

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“…According to Bitwise (2019), 95% of the reported volume on CoinMarketCap in March 2019 was fake. Similarly, Cong et al (2021a) argue that 70% of the volume from unregulated exchanges was fake volume during several months in 2019.…”
Section: Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to Bitwise (2019), 95% of the reported volume on CoinMarketCap in March 2019 was fake. Similarly, Cong et al (2021a) argue that 70% of the volume from unregulated exchanges was fake volume during several months in 2019.…”
Section: Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Third, our study adds to a growing literature examining the economics of crypto exchanges and decentralization (e.g., Cong, He, and Li, 2021;Capponi and Jia, 2021;Lehar and Parlour, 2021). Although wash trading has previously been treated by other studies as an endogenous tool to inflate volume to attract demand (Cong et al, 2020;Fusaro and Hougan, 2019;Aloosh and Li, 2021) or to respond to market competition , our paper complements these studies by documenting wash trades as an outcome from intense tax-loss harvesting activities, and by showing that exchange regulation is also important for taxation.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 62%
“…For 75% of the daily volume and 18.12% of the daily number of trades in the sample are potentially wash trades. Consistent withCong et al (2020), wash trading as a percentage of total volume…”
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“…Aloosh and Li (2019) found evidence for exchange-driven inflated volume, generated by wash trades, to market themselves under the guise of liquidity. Cong et al (2019) reported that, on average, 70% of volume on decentralized exchanges is fake due to the use of wash trading. According to Bitmex (2019), up to 95% of trading volume on unregulated exchanges is generated by wash trading.…”
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confidence: 99%