This behavior is dishonest and indicative of potential scams. When the market appears bullish but suddenly plunges, exchanges profit while millions of users suffer losses ranging from 5% to 10%. This constitutes misbehavior, scam, and fraud. Interestingly, when checking prices on alternative platforms, they remain stable. My observation suggests that exchanges collect low-price orders, then swiftly change positions to fulfill these orders, causing a market downturn. Subsequently, prices gradually rise, allowing exchanges to profit consistently. This pattern not only suggests misbehavior but also hints at scam and fraudulence within the system.
