<p>Trades on exchanges are not reflected on the Bitcoin blockchain, there are many orders of magnitude more of them than the total number of transactions ever made in the networks history. The only source of information about what exchange transactions have happened is the exchanges themselves, and they expose no identifying information about who made them.</p>

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<p>I know we can see the trade flow of BTC trades. Is it somehow possible to associate each trade to a waller? Ie. the initiator of the trade?</p>

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Can I somehow find the wallet id of every trade?
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# Can I somehow find the wallet id of every trade?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-11-22)

I know we can see the trade flow of BTC trades. Is it somehow possible to associate each trade to a waller? Ie. the initiator of the trade?

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### Answer by username_1 on 2021-11-22. Score: 4

Trades on exchanges are not reflected on the Bitcoin blockchain, there are many orders of magnitude more of them than the total number of transactions ever made in the networks history. The only source of information about what exchange transactions have happened is the exchanges themselves, and they expose no identifying information about who made them.


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