And then what? You're absolutely right that the price has dropped from all the selling, but it seems like lately, its not really dropping, and they are down to what, 1/4 of what they had? So what happens once Germany has no more coins to sell? If your entire thesis is that price is dropping because Germany is selling, what happens when Germany has nothing to sell?German government sent 10K Bitcoins to exchanges just today!!! and they have 13K coins left in wallets.
Your future self is going to congratulate you if you decide to sell your bitCONs at $60K. Other participants are not going to be so lucky as they end up leaving with worthless coins.
We thought of a decentralized revolution, but it turned out to be a ponzi scam ran by criminals. It's time to leave the sinking ship.
Market doing what markets always does, greed and fear, it goes up and down.It looks broken to me.
Germany did us a favor by dumping now, allowing people to buy in the 50's and 60's.
I'm very interested in your view, but it's hard to take it seriously without any evidence or even an argument of any kind. Who are the criminals running this ponzi scheme?
BTC seems beyond the reach of a governing influence to control it. It trades on numerous exchanges and as derivatives with thick market depth. I might believe self-serving market makers could manipulate it, as you say, if it were a thinly traded market on a single exchange with restrictive trading hours. But this isn't dry whey futures, or some such thin market where one big push from a seller can start a trend. There are a lot of BTC believers and shorts bent on manipulating prices rather than profiting from developing trends are setting themselves up for disappointment as the other side takes their order with a thank you very much and waits for price to unfold.
truly mind-blowing how comes they haven't shut down this cesspool yet
"Banking the unbanked":
- criminals
- sanctions evaders
- terrorists
-lions
-tigers
-bears
-oh my!