26866937212 This analysis is for you to understand. Many of us wonder why some coins are only listed on Binance and not on Bybit, not to mention other exchanges. Then there are coins that are only on Bybit or other exchanges but not on Binance. The story behind this involves the market makers (creators and exchanges) and their agreements on profit-sharing with investors. One thing that keeps this market (the digital gambling game) alive is that everyone here wants to make money. Investors want to make money but do not deeply consider that the money from one investor is transferred to another. Exchanges also want to make money, but it is the money of all of us. And what about the project creators? They share the same goals as the exchanges, and to reach investors, they must go through the exchanges, so these two groups are on the same side. If all projects were good, genuine, guaranteed, and transparent, then there wouldn't be situations like Luna or Om and many other coins that have yet to be mentioned because they gently and smoothly cut the throats of investors without raising alarms. In summary, this article aims to help you understand and offers advice as well as a call to action. Dear friends, this game is no different from a rigged gambling den. Once you dip your hands in, it’s hard to pull out, so let’s be wise and vigilant gamblers. Don’t throw money at junk coins or projects anymore; let's concentrate everything into BTC, turning it into a major gamble where exchanges or whales must face wins and losses, life and death. Currently, other coins compared to BTC are just pond water compared to ocean water. But BTC compared to the global gold market is like ocean water compared to the ocean.