/biz/ - Business & Finance

Yeah im killing myself, fuck this shit

How does a price of a stock/crypto work? When someone sells the price goes down but why?

For example, if Tesla were to sell $1.5 billion worth of Bitcoin the price would go down but the only way they can sell that is if people are willing to buy it in the first place. The amount of Bitcoin being held is still exactly the same. The demand is still the same considering various people were willing to buy that much in the first place. Shouldn't the price stay stagnant?

I knew it wouldnt stay above 50k for long but this bounce seems a bit harsh, no?

https://bitcoinist.com/breaking-down-squares-bitcoin-btc-position/

>A significant concern with institutional purchasing, such as with Square, is that it defeats the purpose of Bitcoin’s inherent decentralized nature by concentrating tokens into centralized financial organizations. But for the mass adoption needed to truly cement BTC as a store of value, acquisitions such as these done by Square are helpful and frankly necessary.
>acquisitions such as these done by Square are helpful and frankly necessary.

seriously?

im up 6% overall today. am i going to get assraped by bobo later this month?

you didnt pay over 200 dollars for this shitcoin did you?

I post multiple ETH fud threads daily but secretly 80% of my portifolio is ETH

Coinbase is going public

I just come here to post pepes. I dont have any investments but I still give advice.

See you in Kleros Court

>>24811018
Doubt it. That's just the perfect pepe to state a based opinion.

Do some of you lie on biz

I avocationally bootstrapped two businesses worth $2.1mm dollars

The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing you that your time was worth something

Mark Zuckerberg is selling more than $12M of Facebook stock every day

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