How can anyone believe this shit is not rigged?
How can bitcoin possibly out of nowhere have a jump like that?
Against all the trends, for no reason at all a sudden massive jump
How can anyone believe this shit is not rigged?
How can bitcoin possibly out of nowhere have a jump like that?
Against all the trends, for no reason at all a sudden massive jump
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That's what it's done it's entire history
This is why I only invest in real markets like paper gold
bear market confirmed over and a lot of money waiting on the sideline.
it's a rigged system i'm making good money off of
On April 1st out of all the days! How could it be anymore obvious?
Stop-Market + stop-limit being triggered in chain reaction, and literally all the world waiting having their bags in wait mod for confimation. 3-4% is already a big confirmation, you know the rest.
It certainly is rigged, but to be fair big moves like this don't necessarily mean manipulation. Sometimes it's just whales buying
3-4% is hardly confirmation considering what happened in 2017.
real simple. beginning of 2nd quarter FOMOin in
Started April 2nd for NY time so most of the world.
Whales quietly getting out of tokens had to go somewhere.🐍
>what is slippage
It's like you have no idea what you're talking about.
>15% pump after 80% down
wow how could it happen bear bros
>13193111
based
It was the biggest fuck off candle pretty much ever. Of course it was manipulated.
Right back at you, reddit spacer. I suppose you imagine a whale can buy a billion dollars worth of bitcoin without moving the price if they just do it OTC or do it really carefully over time.
I DON'T CARE! WHEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!
>reddit spacer
>thinks it's an insult
Phew boy, not only do you have no idea what you're talking about, but you'll also never make it.
>what is readability
talking about 1h timeframe candles, sure in 1D we still are in bear market
>How can anyone believe this shit is not rigged?
OP, EVERY market is rigged! Crypto is amoung the LEAST rigged!
Shut the fuck up Zoomer! You have zero clue what your on about!
Just go back already, you're too dumb to even argue with
The market cap is so low any big buy in can cause huge price changes.
I mean Jeff Bezos alone, a single person, can buy all of bitcoin at the current price and it won’t even cover all of his capital.
It's all rigged. You can't beat 'em, so join 'em, and get into LTK early. coinmarketcap.com
>exposes self as newfag
>Reference, Reddit go back!!!
What a pitiful bitch you are user. You'll never make it.
Most of the mining and coins are controlled by like 6 people in China. Of course it's rigged.
You're embarrassing yourself. Just stop.
>for no reason at all
TA, you idiot
Even sub 120IQ retards should know about some simplest indicators like bollinger bands.
Alright, but not because you asked, but because I'm just about to wrap up the shit im taking. You're only worth talking to while I drop a deuce.
Newfag
Bitcoin's marketcap is only 83 billion, pump in 1 billion and you'll see a sudden spike in value. Gold is what, like 7 trillion? We still have a loooong way to go.
Why did it take you so fucking long to work this out. You have seen the barts, they don't happen in normal regulated markets. Could it be any more obvious? How about tether? Ever wonder about that brainlet
>unregulated
>george soros owns most of the supply
It's literally an April fool
Yes, there is a lot of manipulation in crypto, especially altcoins, but BTC is probably less manipulated than most people on here seem to think. BTC/crypto is still EXTREMELY speculative. No one knows for sure if Bitcoin will be worth $100 o $30k in 5 years. Unlike traditional assets (real estate, bonds, stocks) you can't value BTC based on cash flows. Unlike cash flow generating assets, BTC has no objective "fair value". If a bond suddenly rallies for 20% for no real reason, then fundamental analysts will sell/short the bond because the expected cash flows from the bond are worth less than the current price. There's no such thing in crypto. If the market says BTC is worth $5000, then it's worth $5000. There are no cash flows to keep the price in check. That's the main reason why BTC/crypto is so volatile. On top of that, there's a lot of leveraged trading in crypto which amplifies the price swings.
> SEC greenlights BTC ETFs
> No reason