Finally, price data is sometimes adjusted to account for market manipulators. Some exchanges have no minimum order size, and therefore unscrupulous traders often place "dust" orders with wide spacing between their orders and the next order. Such "dust" orders are designed to trick bots into believing that the small order represents the best price, and therefore the bots make bad trades. Prohashing ignores such orders, which can cause the listed price to be more representative of actual market conditions. However, because some exchanges list the "sell price" of a coin in their APIs and website as the highest priced buy order, it can appear that it is actually possible to sell more than one satoshi at that higher price when it is not.
https://prohashing.com/help.html
straight from your help section
herefore
unscrupulous traders often place "dust" orders with wide spacing between
their orders and the next order.
your referring to someone with those key words
just like yelling out hey dog down the street,you could be refering to anyone or hey anything,i took it personally because of your example
CHN -> LTC -> BTC -> NYAN.
which youve chosen as part of yours and my history,clear identifying two parties, too use it in context referring to one party as a
unscrupulous traders and unless your refering to your bot that got beat i dont think your talking about yourself hehe
Steve Sokolowski wrote:
For this post, I'm going to invoke the "trivially proof" forum rule, which states that users, when requested, must provide proof for facts that would require almost no effort to back up. Otherwise, as the rule states, the post will be deleted, and after three violations, the user will be banned. This would be the second violation, if no proof is provided.
In this case, I'm requesting that you post a link to the post, or the support ticket number, where you were called an "unscrupulous trader." Perhaps my memory is wrong, and that will clear up the misunderstanding and I can apologize. Thanks!
