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Title: there is something fishy in huobi exchange Post by: toinew on November 04, 2015, 06:59:54 PM i've been observing price movements all day and it seems really fishy that huobi is always dragging all other exchanges up so much.
Something is happening in China now, either some few big hands, or either the MMM thing. China's population is so big that you will find relatively much more people to go in a ponzi. That huobi looks like a ponzi to me. Just to be honest. Title: Re: there is something fishy in huobi exchange Post by: pereira4 on November 04, 2015, 07:03:02 PM i've been observing price movements all day and it seems really fishy that huobi is always dragging all other exchanges up so much. Something is happening in China now, either some few big hands, or either the MMM thing. China's population is so big that you will find relatively much more people to go in a ponzi. That huobi looks like a ponzi to me. Just to be honest. This is what's happening. http://www.zerohedge.com/sites/default/files/images/user3303/imageroot/2015/11/20151103_BTC1_0.jpg Wait until more and more people discover Bitcoin on China, and then wait for more countries to start ruining people's wealth by capital controls (it will happen worldwide because the economy is rotten). Then we'll be talking about the good old days when BTC was still 4 figures. Title: Re: there is something fishy in huobi exchange Post by: Boxman90 on November 04, 2015, 07:05:18 PM Everyone knows Huobi/OkCoin volume and trading is not entirely legit. Not that it matters, though.
Title: Re: there is something fishy in huobi exchange Post by: AmazonStuff on November 04, 2015, 07:07:38 PM It's more than clear that this is a bot, moving at regular intervals, doesn't care what happens on other exchanges.
Title: Re: there is something fishy in huobi exchange Post by: marvinrouge on November 04, 2015, 07:08:46 PM i've been observing price movements all day and it seems really fishy that huobi is always dragging all other exchanges up so much. Something is happening in China now, either some few big hands, or either the MMM thing. China's population is so big that you will find relatively much more people to go in a ponzi. That huobi looks like a ponzi to me. Just to be honest. Bitcoin marketcap is not so big. One chinese millionaire who wants to invest in bitcoin may be enough to cause that move. Besides, a lot of people were waiting the end of the bear period to buy. Title: Re: there is something fishy in huobi exchange Post by: randy8777 on November 04, 2015, 07:15:39 PM huobi is leading, but other exchanges shouldn't follow if they think the price is going way too high or if things look fishy. just look at btc-e, they don't seem to care that much about what other exchanges do.
Title: Re: there is something fishy in huobi exchange Post by: Alley on November 04, 2015, 07:15:57 PM I think alot of people use the word ponzi without knowing what it means.
Title: Re: there is something fishy in huobi exchange Post by: r0ach on November 04, 2015, 07:23:00 PM Too many crying noobs that went full fiat and mad the bus left without them making posts warning everyone of the "danger" that they might make so much money they won't be able to spend it if the coin goes any higher.
Title: Re: there is something fishy in huobi exchange Post by: phunixx on November 04, 2015, 07:26:20 PM Too many crying noobs that went full fiat and mad the bus left without them making posts warning everyone of the "danger" that they might make so much money they won't be able to spend it if the coin goes any higher. second that Title: Re: there is something fishy in huobi exchange Post by: Ayle56 on November 04, 2015, 07:30:14 PM huobi is leading, but other exchanges shouldn't follow if they think the price is going way too high or if things look fishy. just look at btc-e, they don't seem to care that much about what other exchanges do. I don't know if this is true but CompNsci says btc-e told him they have stopped dealing with US banks and customers. He claims it's difficult for US people to get money into the exchange and nobody is trading. The volume is very thin so their price compared to other exchanges is irrelevant. I know Bitstamp recently added a questionnaire asking if you are from the US, and demanding answers to questions if you are. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1236832.0 While they have not formally announced it, BTC-e recently stated to me that they are no longer dealing with US banks or customers. This would explain the lower price of BTC on that exchange as USD would be relatively more scarce there. Title: Re: there is something fishy in huobi exchange Post by: Miracal on November 06, 2015, 06:29:32 AM i've been observing price movements all day and it seems really fishy that huobi is always dragging all other exchanges up so much. Something is happening in China now, either some few big hands, or either the MMM thing. China's population is so big that you will find relatively much more people to go in a ponzi. That huobi looks like a ponzi to me. Just to be honest. Bitcoin marketcap is not so big. One chinese millionaire who wants to invest in bitcoin may be enough to cause that move. Besides, a lot of people were waiting the end of the bear period to buy. Title: Re: there is something fishy in huobi exchange Post by: Mickeyb on November 06, 2015, 10:16:31 PM Well isn't Houbi a leading Chinese exchange? So if this run has started and lead by China what's there surprising about main Chinese exchange leading the way of all exchanges?
There might be some fake volume by the bots but nothing more sensational that this. Title: Re: there is something fishy in huobi exchange Post by: HarryKPeters on November 07, 2015, 06:31:56 PM Well isn't Houbi a leading Chinese exchange? So if this run has started and lead by China what's there surprising about main Chinese exchange leading the way of all exchanges? There might be some fake volume by the bots but nothing more sensational that this. Yep, there are plenty of credited exchanges where supply and demand are proportional. If Huobi tries to manipulate the price, the global market will correct it. |
