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Ilia Gilmijarow
Ilia Gilmijarow
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Short answer is: No exchanges.

Exchanges do not post trades to the blockchainblockchains, confirmation would take too much time. Instead they keep funds in their own wallets (often offline) and settle transactions in their systems only using blockchain when a user wants to withdraw cryptocurrency.

No exchanges post trades to the blockchain, confirmation would take too much time. Instead they keep funds in their own wallets (often offline) and settle transactions in their systems only using blockchain when a user wants to withdraw cryptocurrency.

Short answer is: No.

Exchanges do not post trades to blockchains, confirmation would take too much time. Instead they keep funds in their own wallets (often offline) and settle transactions in their systems only using blockchain when a user wants to withdraw cryptocurrency.

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Claris
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Short answer is: No. Most exchanges don't post trades to the blockchain., confirmation would take too much time. Instead they keep funds in their own wallets (often offline) and settle transactions in their systems only using blockchain when a user wants to withdraw cryptocurrency.

Short answer is: No. Most exchanges don't post trades to blockchain. confirmation would take too much time. Instead they keep funds in their own wallets (often offline) and settle transactions in their systems only using blockchain when a user wants to withdraw cryptocurrency.

No exchanges post trades to the blockchain, confirmation would take too much time. Instead they keep funds in their own wallets (often offline) and settle transactions in their systems only using blockchain when a user wants to withdraw cryptocurrency.

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Ilia Gilmijarow
Ilia Gilmijarow
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Short answer is: No. Most exchanges don't post trades to blockchain. confirmation would take too much time. Instead they keep funds in their own wallets (often offline) and settle transactions in their systems only using blockchain when a user wants to withdraw cryptocurrency.