Platform Risk

In financial risk analysis, platform risk is the risk that the market maker or trading platform ceases to operate as a company. In this event the customers of the platform may be left without the ability to realize their paper wealth or withdraw funds that are tied up in the defunct company without a liquidation path.

Unregulated crypto exchanges are subject to extreme platform risk.

References

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