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50299365 No.50299365 [Reply] [Original]

Why the need to manipulate the market with buy walls and zero BTC trading fees?
He is merely delaying the inevitable while incurring losses for himself.
The bear market must happen organically before we enter another bull run later.
First BTC needs to hit 12k, even CZ can't sustain artificial pumps forever.

>> No.50299388

>>50299365
Idk but it begs the question as to who's dumping. 9 relentless months of red. Retail is out and institutions have also panic sold or held. Who the fuck is doing this?

>> No.50299401

>>50299388
lmao. retail isn't out until sub 10k. baggies

>> No.50299408

>>50299365
>even CZ can't sustain artificial pumps forever.
he has to or the entire ponzi house of cards goes down

>> No.50299415

>>50299388
Nobody. Nobody in retail sells.

>> No.50299467

>>50299401
>>50299415
LMAO

>> No.50299471

>>50299388
95% of the money in crypto is a institutional money and they threat btc like a tech stock

>> No.50299476

>>50299388
Most people associate the entire crypto space with Bitcoin.

They think if Bitcoin crashes to zero, all of crypto would crash eternally.
Although a BTC crash would most definitely shake the entire market for good, it wouldn't mean the end like most doomers think.
Blockchain technology is one of the greatest inventions of our generation. It's here to stay. Even if Bitcoin would be no more, the refined blockchain technology itself would still be utilized all over the world, and most definitely in the financial world.
Let's be honest, Bitcoin's infrastructure is obsolete by current standards. Even if its concept is not revolving around fast peer-to-peer transactions, but as a store of value, network congestion, slow speeds and the lack of scalability are still an issue. 99 out of 100 projects today defeat Bitcoin in this regard.
A BTC crash would not kill, but merely reset the entire crypto economy, to build up from its ashes. Cryptocurrencies with the most solid underlying tech would be looked at and be engaged in a healthy technological race against each other from the ground up, investors would re-evaluate their investments based not on hype as before, but utility and infrastructure.
The market sentiment would clear up in an instant, irrelevant scams and worthless dog tokens would fade into irrelevancy, most shills, scammers and impatient "wen lambo" gamblers wouldn't plague the space anymore. It wouldn't mean the end of all crypto, quite the opposite: it would be a healthy change.

I'm not saying a BTC crash is definitely going to happen, but it CAN happen.

And the most important aspect to remember is what the end goal is: transferring cryptocurrency in a peer-ro-peer manner between parties, without the involvement of parasitic middlemen (banks and other financial institutions) that feed off of us.

>> No.50299498

>>50299365
Butthurt. Just buy already before we pump hard

>> No.50299670

personally im loving the 0% fees ive been margin trading non stop on tiny moves and increasing my modest stack