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by felixbraun·4y ago·view on hn ↗
I’m very sure that there is more money (for big high volume exchanges) in providing an environment with low liquidations (which amplify price moves against the index, again bad UX) instead of driving customers into them and profiting from trading these wicks.

The biggest risk to established exchanges is ‘regulatory alienation’ — and having millions of USD in daily liquidations probably is not helpful here.

Won’t say these trades aren’t done (data needed to build positioning models is public), my only point here; v unlikely by exchange owners.

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You don’t need the exchange to do this. You simply need corrupt employee of the exchange with access to the information.