DAR Announces April 2021 Crypto Exchange and Asset Vetting Results
Digital Asset Research, a provider of crypto asset data and research, this week released its April 2021 Crypto Exchange Vetting and Asset Vetting results.
More than 400 exchanges were evaluated during the latest vetting process to identify 19 vetted exchanges. Two exchanges, Bitso and GMO Coin Co., were added to the vetted exchanges list, while Bitfinex was removed from enhanced review status and VCC Exchange was placed on enhanced review. Exchanges that remain on the Vetted Exchanges list include Binance.US; bitbank; bitFlyer; Bitstamp; Bittrex; Coinbase Pro; Coincheck; Gemini; itBit; Kraken; Liquid; LMAX Digital; Luno; OKCoin; and Zaif.
DAR Announces April 2021 Crypto Exchange and Asset Vetting Results
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DAR’s vetting processes bring institutional-level diligence to crypto markets. In today s environment where cryptocurrencies trade across hundreds of lightly regulated or unregulated exchanges, DAR s vetting processes meet an industry-wide need for reliable crypto data by applying institutional-level diligence to digital asset markets.
DAR April 2021 Vetted Exchanges, Watchlist Exchanges and Benchmark Assets. There is a material difference in crypto asset price and trading volumes when you filter out faked volume, manipulative trading, and artificial prices. Our research saw Bitcoin prices off by over 2% during recent market events and alt-coins were off by even more.
DAR announces January 2021 crypto Exchange Vetting and Asset Vetting results
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Latest round of vetting makes no changes to the Contributing Exchanges list and removes two benchmark assets as DAR continues to bring institutional-level diligence to crypto markets
As a result of the Exchange Vetting process, DAR is able to identify actual economic activity to accurately report a market price based on transactions between a real buyer and a real seller. NEW YORK (PRWEB) January 11, 2021 Digital Asset Research (DAR), a leading provider of crypto data and research, today announced the results of its January 2021 Exchange Vetting and Asset Vetting processes. After the latest evaluation, no changes were made to the 12 exchanges on the Contributing Exchanges list, while one exchange was removed from the list of Watchlist Exchanges. On the asset side, two were removed as benchmark assets and 14 were removed fr