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A friend of mine lost a ton of money in the crypto crash due to thin liquidity and cascading liquidations on a fragmented exchange—prices plummeted, orders weren't executed, and the platform was glitching. He blamed the market, but then he stumbled upon an article about Crypto Market Infrastructure , which explains why infrastructure is crucial: liquidity aggregation reduces slippage and absorbs shocks, smart order routing bypasses broken veins, and advanced risk management with dynamic margining prevents cascades. Now he's switched to a reliable system and trades with peace of mind. I think that in a volatile world without such a foundation, crypto is pure roulette, and with it, a stable business.
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