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Token Price Distortion

Definition

Token price distortion occurs when the market price of a digital asset does not accurately reflect its underlying value or fair market conditions. This phenomenon can result from low liquidity, wash trading, market manipulation, or significant imbalances between supply and demand on specific platforms. Distorted prices can mislead investors, affect the collateral value in decentralized finance protocols, and hinder efficient market operation. It presents a challenge to the integrity and reliability of price discovery in digital asset markets.