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​​'Untrusted' Crypto Exchanges Increased Their Market Share in 2019 Even though top-ranked exchanges have increased their market share in July, lower-ranked, 'untrusted' exchanges have increased their dominance this year even further, according to CryptoCompare, a provider of the crypto market data. Based on CryptoCompare’s Exchange Benchmark grading, those exchanges that have been graded AA saw a “substantial” rise in volumes in July and made 5%, or USD 31 billion of total aggregate volume, the company said in its Exchange Review for July 2019. These are Coinbase, Poloniex,  Bitstamp, bitFlyer, Liquid and itBit. The exchanges that are rated A (such as Binance, Kraken, OKEx, etc.) represented 19%, or USD 119 billion, and those with a B grade (Bitfinex, Korbit, BitBank, etc.) represented 8%, or USD 47 billion.  However, the exchanges graded D-E dominated the trading volume, together representing 64%, or USD 316 billion, according to the review. These include Bitmax, HitBTC, Bitforex, Kuna, and many others. CryptoCompare’s ranking methodology utilizes a combination of qualitative (due diligence) and quantitative (market quality based on order book and trades) metrics, without using volume directly in the ranking. Volume from the highest quality exchanges, increased 29% for the AA-graded and 10% for the A-graded, while volume of those exchanges that were rated with a lower quality E grade, and which represent USD 142 billion USD, decreased almost 20% since June. Furthermore, volume from trusted exchanges, which are those ranked AA, A, and B, increased 4.4%, while volume from untrusted exchanges, ranked C-F, increased 0.7%. The report stated that aggregate trusted exchange volume still only represents 32% of the total market, while untrusted exchanges have substantially increased their share this year.

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​​Bitcoin’s Price Looks Set for a Drop to $10K Bitcoin (BTC) is looking south, having retraced more than 50 percent of the $3,000 rally seen in the 10 days to Aug. 6. The top cryptocurrency by market cap is currently trading at $10,500 on Bitstamp, representing a 6 percent loss on the day. At the current price, roughly 53 percent of the rally from the July 28 low of $9,111 to the Aug. 6 high of $12,325 stands erased. BTC’s recent rally coincided with the devaluation of China’s yuan (CNY). Notably, the People’s Bank of China allowed the yuan to fall beyond 7 per U.S. dollar on Aug. 5. On the same day, BTC rallied 7 percent and rose to a one-month high of $12,325 on the following day, triggering speculation that BTC is acting as a safe haven asset in China. That narrative may become entrenched in the market as bitcoin’s drop seen in the last 48 hours is accompanied by a recovery in the yuan. CNY appreciated by 0.26 percent yesterday and is reporting a 0.32 percent gain against the greenback on Wednesday.

​​FATF & 15 Governments Target Personal Data of Crypto Users - Report In the continual fight against money laundering, governments reportedly want to put a global cryptocurrency system in place by collecting personal data of crypto users. Governments of about 15 countries seek to establish a new system of cooperation that would enable them to collect and share with each other personal information on people who transact in cryptocurrencies, Nikkei Asian Review reported today, citing no one. The system is to be designed by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), an international organization that consists of 37 member jurisdictions and 2 regional organizations. The plan is for the detailed measures to be drawn up by 2020, and a few years later, the system should be in operation, which would then be managed by the private sector, according to the report. The goal of this effort is to prevent the laundering of money, which is then used for a host of illegal purposes, including funding terrorist organizations. However, recent data showed that the proportion of bitcoin transactions tied to illicit deals is declining: illegal activity has accounted for less than 1% of all bitcoin activity so far this year — down from 7% in 2012. In either case, among the countries that will develop the new system, Australia, Singapore, and the members of the G7 are named. Given that many countries do not have a regulatory framework for crypto, and that a number of them are working on establishing clear rules for cryptocurrencies, it is generally very difficult to establish a global set of rules or a system by which most, if not all, countries will be guided, but this effort might bring all of them closer and faster to their legal goals. As reported, in June, the FATF agreed to implement their previous recommendations that would force governments to tighten oversight of the crypto business. Meanwhile, just recently the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), a financial regulatory body in the United Kingdom, issued the Final Guidance on Cryptoassets, while the G7 attendees at a summit of ministers and central bankers expressed concern about Facebook’s Libra and crypto-related matters and promised action. That is not all, as July was filled with regulatory announcements and the cryptoverse can expect a lot more to come.

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