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Title: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: chakhigh on November 22, 2018, 01:45:13 PM
I'm not sure, but in such a market condition, who else does agree that the government used a hidden identity and joined the crypto market to accumulate a large number of bitcoins, then sold it to affect its price? Or can the gov hires a couple well known personality to rule the every day news and kill it slowly?


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: nyia on November 22, 2018, 01:59:32 PM
I'm not sure, but in such a market condition, who else does agree that the government used a hidden identity and joined the crypto market to accumulate a large number of bitcoins, then sold it to affect its price? Or can the gov hires a couple well known personality to rule the every day news and kill it slowly?

I think that everything could happen, but for the government, I don't think it will enter because of the high risk of voting, and anyone can issue this issue, but if the market is different, the issue will only become useless.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: oppo070 on November 22, 2018, 02:11:49 PM
I'm not sure, but in such a market condition, who else does agree that the government used a hidden identity and joined the crypto market to accumulate a large number of bitcoins, then sold it to affect its price? Or can the gov hires a couple well known personality to rule the every day news and kill it slowly?

I don't think government will going to do that thing in the cryptospace. They should learn first the basics of this market and actually it is not a big threat to their society so no reason to interfere too much about it.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: Asmh85 on November 22, 2018, 02:16:53 PM
I'm not sure, but in such a market condition, who else does agree that the government used a hidden identity and joined the crypto market to accumulate a large number of bitcoins, then sold it to affect its price? Or can the gov hires a couple well known personality to rule the every day news and kill it slowly?
Totally, I don't agree with you, governments will not do like this act, but they can deny bitcoin and all currencies. 8)


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: asepsetiawan1990 on November 22, 2018, 02:39:40 PM
It is difficult to identify this. All parties can enter the world of cryptocurrency with various motives and backgrounds. To monopolize directly in my opinion is quite difficult. But this can happen.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: Bolivar_Tony on November 22, 2018, 02:45:34 PM
I don't think government bought and sold at a lower price to kill cryptos, if you had said that some individuals did, it might be possible, but the true fact still remains that bitcoin is a decentralised network, no matter how much they try it will still survive and when they are done, the market will still go up, there only a fixed number of bitcoin and that won't change.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: chakhigh on November 22, 2018, 03:13:04 PM
I don't think government bought and sold at a lower price to kill cryptos, if you had said that some individuals did, it might be possible, but the true fact still remains that bitcoin is a decentralised network, no matter how much they try it will still survive and when they are done, the market will still go up, there only a fixed number of bitcoin and that won't change.

Yes, I do agree. The gov can't and will not be able to kill the "decentralised nature" of bitcoin. So, we have this to work in our favorite :)


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: cryptotycoon33 on November 22, 2018, 03:21:12 PM
I'm not sure, but in such a market condition, who else does agree that the government used a hidden identity and joined the crypto market to accumulate a large number of bitcoins, then sold it to affect its price? Or can the gov hires a couple well known personality to rule the every day news and kill it slowly?

In the crypto market any thing can happen,government has been fighting the cryptocurrency community for a very long time,coming up with different regulations just to control the market,so there is nothing government cannot do.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: tuthienloc92bk on November 22, 2018, 03:32:20 PM
I'm not sure, but in such a market condition, who else does agree that the government used a hidden identity and joined the crypto market to accumulate a large number of bitcoins, then sold it to affect its price? Or can the gov hires a couple well known personality to rule the every day news and kill it slowly?

That is a good hypothesis. But I don't think government will do this. Because the cryptocurrency market is flowing a lot of money. If they collapse it, a series of companies, businesses will collapse too, the economic crisis will occur. At the same time, they also lose a large amount of money to do that, meaning they will lack of the capital to control their own economy. I think no reason for a government to do that.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: 10c on November 22, 2018, 03:39:15 PM
I think this is a fantasy. the government could do as you describe, but it is not too smart for that. Hidden rulers(some Rockefellers or Rothschilds) could have done it, but even that seems to me as a fantasy of crazy person. Crypto market is very small for them


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: chakhigh on November 22, 2018, 03:40:22 PM
I'm not sure, but in such a market condition, who else does agree that the government used a hidden identity and joined the crypto market to accumulate a large number of bitcoins, then sold it to affect its price? Or can the gov hires a couple well known personality to rule the every day news and kill it slowly?

That is a good hypothesis. But I don't think government will do this. Because the cryptocurrency market is flowing a lot of money. If they collapse it, a series of companies, businesses will collapse too, the economic crisis will occur. At the same time, they also lose a large amount of money to do that, meaning they will lack of the capital to control their own economy. I think no reason for a government to do that.


Again, absolutely a good and solid short analysis. I totally agree!


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: accounting 181293 on November 22, 2018, 03:52:10 PM
I'm not sure, but in such a market condition, who else does agree that the government used a hidden identity and joined the crypto market to accumulate a large number of bitcoins, then sold it to affect its price? Or can the gov hires a couple well known personality to rule the every day news and kill it slowly?

does not seem. if the government really wants to kill crypto it is very easy. they just have to make a regulation that prohibits all cryptocurrency activities. so this is not the government's fault, I see a market like this because there are a lot of ICO scammers and a few days ago the fuel was a hash war to dominate BCH.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: arkawa040 on November 22, 2018, 03:55:30 PM
I'm not sure, but in such a market condition, who else does agree that the government used a hidden identity and joined the crypto market to accumulate a large number of bitcoins, then sold it to affect its price? Or can the gov hires a couple well known personality to rule the every day news and kill it slowly?
you are absolutely right, but there is one thing, but it is most likely not the government, but large corporations and whales that invest money themselves to create bad news, because of which then strong panic waves begin, which leads to a fall in the market, if it were the state, there would be no need to stretch it for a year or more. And whales us specifically to this fail)))


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: (o)(o)ilikeboobs(o)(o) on November 22, 2018, 03:55:45 PM
I'm not sure, but in such a market condition, who else does agree that the government used a hidden identity and joined the crypto market to accumulate a large number of bitcoins, then sold it to affect its price? Or can the gov hires a couple well known personality to rule the every day news and kill it slowly?
no, I don't think so, if the goverment shut this market down, there would be so much similar ones rise, and operate just like this. so it's so much harder to keep they under controlled, the best way is control this market only, and I think they'd done that before.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: rafa_uefa3 on November 22, 2018, 03:58:25 PM
I'm not sure, but in such a market condition, who else does agree that the government used a hidden identity and joined the crypto market to accumulate a large number of bitcoins, then sold it to affect its price? Or can the gov hires a couple well known personality to rule the every day news and kill it slowly?
and for what purpose should govenrment do this ? More likely, that it's a work of bunch of oligarches, they trying (and successfully)
to manipulate the market


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: Deagle21 on November 22, 2018, 03:59:19 PM
This is a possible theory. but I think it is not true. because the government can simply ban bitcoin if they unite with other states.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: tomahawk9 on November 22, 2018, 04:01:28 PM
People should stop blaming the govt for anything that happens in the cryptocurrency maket, they have no reason to manipulate the prices, honestly, why would they waste time and resources to manipulate bitcoin when they have bigger problems to deal with? We've reached the point where governments around the world would rather embrace cryptocurrencies than trying to "destroy" them. Leave the conspiracy theories or any other nonsense for something else.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: weborsha on November 22, 2018, 04:07:18 PM
I'm not sure, but in such a market condition, who else does agree that the government used a hidden identity and joined the crypto market to accumulate a large number of bitcoins, then sold it to affect its price? Or can the gov hires a couple well known personality to rule the every day news and kill it slowly?

I don't think government will going to do that thing in the cryptospace. They should learn first the basics of this market and actually it is not a big threat to their society so no reason to interfere too much about it.

What do you mean by "they should learn the basics"? ??? Do you really think that countries are ruled by the idiots? ;D They have the best minds at their service so don't worry))) they do understand how the crypto works)


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: chakhigh on November 22, 2018, 04:23:09 PM
People should stop blaming the govt for anything that happens in the cryptocurrency maket, they have no reason to manipulate the prices, honestly, why would they waste time and resources to manipulate bitcoin when they have bigger problems to deal with? We've reached the point where governments around the world would rather embrace cryptocurrencies than trying to "destroy" them. Leave the conspiracy theories or any other nonsense for something else.


YES, I agree on "embracing crypto" by the govs. Because it is the only best choice, I myself see.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: andrejka on November 22, 2018, 04:26:20 PM
I'm not sure, but in such a market condition, who else does agree that the government used a hidden identity and joined the crypto market to accumulate a large number of bitcoins, then sold it to affect its price? Or can the gov hires a couple well known personality to rule the every day news and kill it slowly?

Do not see only conspiracy theory in everything...For sure the crypto market is highly manipulated but I very much doubt that it is being influenced by the governments in this way. More likely it's just crypto whales who try to dump the price to buy at the very bottom and then pump back to the moon))


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: Dreamace7 on November 22, 2018, 04:30:51 PM
Well there is a bit of wisdom in what you are saying but it is still yet a speculation and it is without fact even if the government are not involved there are big whales already that can be able to purchase it


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: Kamidzy7 on November 22, 2018, 04:39:04 PM
Perhaps, well, I have already heard the same version that Russia with China and India is already trading for Bitcoin,and that such giants they are moving progress and stop it, as all the power in their hands, took just brought a huge amount of everything up flew, took all down, Manipulations in the market a lot unfortunately now


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: Msworld83 on November 22, 2018, 04:44:27 PM
Your thinking is out of it and that sound some how and government don't have anything to do with Bitcoin price as what you just post is a kind of fud that could cause another level of dip , and I will advice to always think straight as your thought I out of it.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: Docbee on November 22, 2018, 04:57:46 PM
I think anything is possible, there could be some mole planted by government to dismantle crypto but of what benefit will it be for government, i don't think they have choice than to embrace blockchain, no matter how much they try they can't succeed.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: coinbirds on November 22, 2018, 10:19:16 PM
Many governments understand the the benefit of blockchain technology and in fact they are investing in blockchain related projects.
But I could imagine everything in the space where money is involved.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: Wicked Sick on November 22, 2018, 10:25:52 PM
Undoubtedly, it is very likely that several governments have their hands in here, this is something very attractive and dangerous for them, I do not know if they really want the cryptos to fail or just want to control them, but I doubt very much that they are responsible for this dump, the most likely is that several whales were tired and the rest was the product of the FUD generated.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: emezh10 on November 22, 2018, 10:31:00 PM
I'm not sure, but in such a market condition, who else does agree that the government used a hidden identity and joined the crypto market to accumulate a large number of bitcoins, then sold it to affect its price? Or can the gov hires a couple well known personality to rule the every day news and kill it slowly?

Do not see only conspiracy theory in everything...For sure the crypto market is highly manipulated but I very much doubt that it is being influenced by the governments in this way. More likely it's just crypto whales who try to dump the price to buy at the very bottom and then pump back to the moon))


   The Government already step in but not acting or step up the review on the issue of Regulation, i feel that it is unlikely for the government on making such active participation on the daily trading market on Crypto and ALT coins as posted in the market, what happen in the market with the recent drops on almost all Crypto and ALT coin was because of the Volatility on the market, market confidence drops resulting to massive sell off on the market, I think Government would not take the risk or even spending a single cent to influence the market. The regulation by the government around the globe is still fending....i see no government intervention.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: BITSPANISH on November 22, 2018, 10:34:59 PM
Maybe. I just think maybe government is also a reason for this dump of crypto market. Maybe government of some countries are testing their method to control cryptocurrency before legalizing cryptocurrency in their country. It's just a theory for now, we don't know what is really happening and the main reason for this dump.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: ije07 on November 22, 2018, 10:42:22 PM
I don't think so, which government do you mean? if it is a government from a country that legalizes crypto then they should not hide themselves with a fake account then if it is a government from a country that does not legalize crypto then why not legalize crypto if they realize that crypto can benefit


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: dulinivanrus on November 22, 2018, 10:53:29 PM
The market decline is not related to the government. Many factors affect the market at the moment is a Hard fork, speculation, Stock exchange, the Ban on mining in China, unprofitable mining, but it can all at any time turn into positive news. This is the market don't forget!


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: bvg96634 on November 23, 2018, 09:58:07 PM
 sounds like one of thoose conspiracy theories. anyway it might be true. crypto is a danger for governments


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: plr on November 23, 2018, 11:10:05 PM
I'm not sure, but in such a market condition, who else does agree that the government used a hidden identity and joined the crypto market to accumulate a large number of bitcoins, then sold it to affect its price? Or can the gov hires a couple well known personality to rule the every day news and kill it slowly?

I have not read anything like that in the news or it has not yet spilled in the industry, but if these things are happening, then the government might be losing a lot of money seeing how the market is trading in the bear trend, but it's just a speculation, the government will get nothing from trading, they might if they tax these altcoins.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: bling-bling on November 23, 2018, 11:19:07 PM
I'm not sure, but in such a market condition, who else does agree that the government used a hidden identity and joined the crypto market to accumulate a large number of bitcoins, then sold it to affect its price? Or can the gov hires a couple well known personality to rule the every day news and kill it slowly?
This is inevitable. The government is all over the place and it controls everything along with banks. These two entities are the most powerful and the influential of all! So all of our assumptions about conspiracies are quite validated.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: VanDeinsberg12 on November 23, 2018, 11:21:08 PM
I'm not sure, but in such a market condition, who else does agree that the government used a hidden identity and joined the crypto market to accumulate a large number of bitcoins, then sold it to affect its price? Or can the gov hires a couple well known personality to rule the every day news and kill it slowly?
That's impossible to be happened. but there was a chance for to the regulators or a part of government to buy bitcoin on its personal choice. But i think that looks like impossible to be happened. They can do that easily since the press can be manipulated. You must see that just like CNN.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: fulqithetheas on November 23, 2018, 11:28:47 PM
Waiting for BTC with 1k price


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: tabas on November 23, 2018, 11:29:31 PM
I have thought of the first thing that they really bought and accumulated a lot of bitcoin to gain some authority in the market. But it doesn't mean that they have fully overtaken the market but with your second thought, I don't think that they did that. But that doesn't mean they are the only one that you should suspect, there are "whales" that are moving the market so don't think too much about them.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: Akpuv on November 23, 2018, 11:31:08 PM
I'm not sure, but in such a market condition, who else does agree that the government used a hidden identity and joined the crypto market to accumulate a large number of bitcoins, then sold it to affect its price? Or can the gov hires a couple well known personality to rule the every day news and kill it slowly?
I don't think any of your assertions are true. If you say the government, which particular country or government are you referring to? I believe the current market situation is just been manipulated by the same crypto whales and not the government.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: Denton on November 23, 2018, 11:34:54 PM
It can be. But we will never know for sure what reason the fall is. But I believe that this is hardly possible. Governments can't control the price of crypto the way they want to.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: Julunguul on November 23, 2018, 11:48:40 PM
I'm not sure, but in such a market condition, who else does agree that the government used a hidden identity and joined the crypto market to accumulate a large number of bitcoins, then sold it to affect its price? Or can the gov hires a couple well known personality to rule the every day news and kill it slowly?

this can happen, but in my opinion, this kind of thing is more than the actions of individuals. manipulation and various things that cause crypto to experience a tremendous decline like this. Unfortunately they continue to use the same pattern to attract new investors. then if you see bitcoin has a good price, they start selling it again.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: Vektrum on November 24, 2018, 07:37:00 AM
I'm not sure, but in such a market condition, who else does agree that the government used a hidden identity and joined the crypto market to accumulate a large number of bitcoins, then sold it to affect its price? Or can the gov hires a couple well known personality to rule the every day news and kill it slowly?
I do not think that governments will use such methods to discredit the idea of cryptocurrency. Governments have many direct and more effective methods of dealing with cryptocurrency if they want to do this. They can directly prohibit the circulation of cryptocurrencies under various plausible excuses.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: Conte_Forni on November 24, 2018, 07:46:17 AM

At the moment, no one knows anything, I think that someone is playing his game, but who exactly is not yet known, but let's hope that these players have just bought themselves and will wait for the moment to sell it all and now will affect the price with the best parties and make the market turn into bullish


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: Suwycu on November 24, 2018, 07:47:58 AM
Quite possible, but most likely I think it involved not the government, and banks because they cannot afford to lose customers in the financial market!


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: R9s on November 24, 2018, 07:53:17 AM
They don't need to do this at all, because the government needs to invest a lot of money, they still have to bear huge losses to get the job done. If the government really wants to encrypt death, then they only need to ban all transactions and issue relevant laws to achieve!


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: zacad on November 24, 2018, 07:57:02 AM
The government will not choose this way. This is the wrong way the government will lose money. The best way for the government is to issue its own cryptocurrency, which will cause the coins other than Bitcoin to depreciate or even disappear. This is a very likely event in the future.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: Airelves09 on November 24, 2018, 08:12:16 AM
Encryption is a high-risk investment. I don't think the government will invest. They will try to influence the encryption market.



Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: Denreal on November 24, 2018, 08:33:02 AM
I'm not sure, but in such a market condition, who else does agree that the government used a hidden identity and joined the crypto market to accumulate a large number of bitcoins, then sold it to affect its price? Or can the gov hires a couple well known personality to rule the every day news and kill it slowly?
The government that is out there to protect the interest of investors will not do such a thing at our detriment, of which they know if they venture into such, it will also affect them. I think there some people out there aside the government, doing everything possible to ensure that prices are brought allow. I won't be surprised to think they are doing it for their selfish interest, by peddling fake news around.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: garochessoi on November 24, 2018, 09:25:26 AM
When is growth????


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: owlman on November 24, 2018, 10:05:43 AM
I'm not sure, but in such a market condition, who else does agree that the government used a hidden identity and joined the crypto market to accumulate a large number of bitcoins, then sold it to affect its price? Or can the gov hires a couple well known personality to rule the every day news and kill it slowly?
An interesting assumption on your part. But I do not understand what kind of government you are talking about. Each country treats cryptocurrencies differently, and if one of them does not want to legalize cryptocurrency, they do not need to hire someone or bring down the market, the government can do it directly.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: SaRmY on November 24, 2018, 10:08:24 AM
I'm not sure, but in such a market condition, who else does agree that the government used a hidden identity and joined the crypto market to accumulate a large number of bitcoins, then sold it to affect its price? Or can the gov hires a couple well known personality to rule the every day news and kill it slowly?


The government can do a lot. Perhaps the big cryptocurrency capital belongs to different countries. We will not know. And the information war is always seen. Even developers see the information war to get more investment in their project.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: okaypool on November 24, 2018, 10:10:29 AM
What is happening now may be another manipulation. And it can come from both major Bitcoin holders, and from governments as you suggested. No one knows for sure. The main thing is to be able to get a benefit from the current situation.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: Ali Akbar Torang on November 24, 2018, 10:13:07 AM
many option are open for such situation, but which government get the impact from the growth of bitcoin even i think many country and government are get the positive impact from cryptocurrencies, i think it was not a government yet it was just a market cycle.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: yugyug on November 24, 2018, 10:27:33 AM
The only way that the government will intervene with the crypto is thru legalization and regulation of all the transaction and activities of crypto. Securing investor's money by empowering SEC in crypto will harmonize the growth of crypto and develop more investor's confidence rating.Other countries had already intervened by their government regarding about crypto to freely introduce to the public and builds securities of their investments. The main concern about the government is about tax and to protect people's money.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: carechikett on November 24, 2018, 10:28:05 AM
Waiting for Bitcoin 1k


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: Dimm_bounty13 on November 25, 2018, 10:40:34 AM
I'm not sure, but in such a market condition, who else does agree that the government used a hidden identity and joined the crypto market to accumulate a large number of bitcoins, then sold it to affect its price? Or can the gov hires a couple well known personality to rule the every day news and kill it slowly?

What's the point in guessing? Let's put to rest all this stuff about conspiracies and focus on what really will help us: learning charts and reducing risks. We must have a good plan of action for each outcome


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: soundrum on November 25, 2018, 10:52:55 AM
I don't think any government will go that extent to destroy an idea that has come to stay. Goverment can not do that and even an individual or corporate establishment cannot also do it. I to let you remember that this is decentralised network and no one can kill it off, it is just a matter of time when the who world will accept the concept of decentralized currency.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: ujinice on November 25, 2018, 03:08:02 PM
I think that this is not the case, because the governments do not have the privileges of managing the global financial system, but bankers can influence the cryptocurrency market, this effect we observe today.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: siddartha1492 on November 25, 2018, 03:22:29 PM
LOL, the conspiracy theories! Dude, this is what people call correction. All the cryptos were just rising way too fast in Q1 in terms of prices. And now most of the projects haven't been able to deliver. Scams, SEC regulations and maybe people cashing out for year end festivities could be some reasons due to this drop. But thing is no investment can always go in upward direction. It's always ups and downs. I'm sure with more adoption and entry of institutional investors things will get better. But please don't blame it on secret agents!


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: oper802 on November 26, 2018, 05:17:57 PM
I don't know about that and I think all of the people here are the same. Maybe someone is doing the thing that you've said, but I don't think that the one who did it is the government.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: mirgo1791 on November 26, 2018, 05:59:36 PM
the intervention of government with the field of business on crypto finance gives on chance as the use with the work on tasks of business intelligence as drawing of chart to gives of reference on trader to manage position with the chance of involvement.
new token with the listing on index to work on custom of preparedness as examining use on trending with the drawing on consequence and gives on results to deliver with spares on shifts with difference as clients to collects of nominals on returns with displacement of funds on trading table with the exchange market.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: nutriagrigia on November 26, 2018, 06:04:04 PM
Now in the classic markets there is also a collapse of the large campaigns. you want to say that the government is also involved there and bought a lot of stocks of large campaigns in order to then drop the price?
I find such statements absurd and meaningless.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: baghdatis1990 on November 26, 2018, 07:06:51 PM
              The government in my country is so corrupt that it does nothing but steal with both hands. That's their only goal 24h / day. Reported to other governments, I do not think they will get involved in cryptocurrency, because it's too small a business for them. Bitcoin's price has dropped, as this is the strategy of big investors. Every four years they buy massively, the price increases, then sell and the price gradually decreases. The oldest on the crypto market are sure they have realized this. Whatever happens, the crypto market will not die definitively, as long as coins are using decentralized platforms.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: krenus on November 26, 2018, 07:36:30 PM
I'm not sure, but in such a market condition, who else does agree that the government used a hidden identity and joined the crypto market to accumulate a large number of bitcoins, then sold it to affect its price? Or can the gov hires a couple well known personality to rule the every day news and kill it slowly?
for one thing, we never know what's going on behind the curtains so anything is possible. but as we are normal human beings, our task is to find a way out no matter who rules the party


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: wattson on November 26, 2018, 07:57:42 PM
What government do you mean? World?)
There are many big players that manipulate the market. They are forming the trend line and maybe even have the same interests.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: alimarh on November 26, 2018, 08:03:41 PM
Maybe not government maybe some enemies of bitcoin and cryptos, it's obvious that some people are not happy that cryptos is making the people rich, so they will try everything possible to take it down.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: Fu Mei Mei on November 26, 2018, 08:06:03 PM
I'm not sure, but in such a market condition, who else does agree that the government used a hidden identity and joined the crypto market to accumulate a large number of bitcoins, then sold it to affect its price? Or can the gov hires a couple well known personality to rule the every day news and kill it slowly?
some economists expert have said that cryptocurrency has a unique character and anonymous than fiat, of course this can disrupt the continuation of fiat currency. Because this is related to business and the financial future, it is not impossible if the government interferes in the development of the cryptocurrency market


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: Invigorated on November 26, 2018, 08:48:10 PM
I certainly don't think there is any wrong for a crypto enthusiast to wish for some form of intervention for the crypto industry. With the wealth of experience gathered in this field, I am of the strong opinion that intervention in form of regulations is what this industry needs to actually build a proper adoption and utilization roadmap. Crypto is highly manipulated due to the fact that it is unregulated, there are more than enough scams already going on in the industry leading to a wide scale devaluation of the technology. It remains to be seen how the authorities react to these issues but I strongly believe regulations or interventions will come in quicker than we thought.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: halisakal on November 30, 2018, 05:49:07 PM
I'm not sure, but in such a market condition, who else does agree that the government used a hidden identity and joined the crypto market to accumulate a large number of bitcoins, then sold it to affect its price? Or can the gov hires a couple well known personality to rule the every day news and kill it slowly?
anything is possible. we can't really catch it at soing so, and suppose we did, what's next? to whom we are going to complain aboit it? who is above the government? so, we should mind our own business, literally ;)


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: ballerin and giroud on November 30, 2018, 05:57:44 PM
Most bitcoin users are anynomous, things that you have said can happen. But to make the cryptocurrency not function properly they are actually enough to reject everything about bitcoin and if someone who still uses bitcoin they can be processed legally. In other wood they don't need to hire someone and indulge in ugliness about bitcoin or buy bitcoin and sell it to reduce prices.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: 5thFear on November 30, 2018, 06:07:36 PM
Well its not the govt but some tycoons which we know as whales. They are manipulating the market and trying to get seriously big profits. They are doing whats good for them but that is not so good for the small fishes like us "The bounty hunters".


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: GermanGiant on November 30, 2018, 06:42:14 PM
Maybe, there are some countries that do that tactic. Because crypto investment is considered promising and has the opportunity to provide capital to develop the economy. I believe many stakeholders are involved.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: Blyssaely on November 30, 2018, 07:04:32 PM
I don't believe in such conspiracy. This is current situation and market already is finally green


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: sssergy on November 30, 2018, 09:27:50 PM
We always have our wrong thought about crypto. Government plans better than we think. Some government dislike crypto, don't get any profit and also has risk.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: pixie85 on November 30, 2018, 09:40:19 PM
What government do you mean? World?)
There are many big players that manipulate the market. They are forming the trend line and maybe even have the same interests.

That was also the first thing that came to my mind. There's no world government and if a single government is buying then what? There are many governments that are very supportive and politicians who said that they own cryptocurrencies. Id wouldn't come as a surprise if some countries were buying to have it as a reserve currency. If we assume that 1 Bitcoin can one day be worth more than 100 thousand dollars it's a worthy investment, especially for a small country like Malta.


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: buharikx31 on November 30, 2018, 09:42:24 PM
I'm not sure, but in such a market condition, who else does agree that the government used a hidden identity and joined the crypto market to accumulate a large number of bitcoins, then sold it to affect its price? Or can the gov hires a couple well known personality to rule the every day news and kill it slowly?
I think the second option working right now for certain countries, maybe they are not intrested at cryptocurrencies and trying to lowball them with buying huge amount of tokens and then sell them, any scenario possible in my opinion depending on goverment, maybe some of them trying to buy and sell tokens which are created at their country to make the price lower and create smaller interest to the token, making the risk of getting illegal transactions at country impossible


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: ivanleon on December 02, 2018, 08:22:38 PM
I'm not sure, but in such a market condition, who else does agree that the government used a hidden identity and joined the crypto market to accumulate a large number of bitcoins, then sold it to affect its price? Or can the gov hires a couple well known personality to rule the every day news and kill it slowly?

That's one of the conspiracy theories, I think. With such large-scale manipulations on the part of the government, which squanders people's money, wrongly spends them? And what government do you think is doing all this? What country?


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: Thefrolly on December 12, 2018, 11:51:13 AM
I'm not sure, but in such a market condition, who else does agree that the government used a hidden identity and joined the crypto market to accumulate a large number of bitcoins, then sold it to affect its price? Or can the gov hires a couple well known personality to rule the every day news and kill it slowly?

I think you are watching or reading way too many conspiracy theories, The governments are not trying to crash the coins, the prices are low because investors who actually invested in the coins way earlier have made a lot of money and they are taking out their earnings. You are just going to have to wait out the resulting bear market before you can get anything better


Title: Re: I may be wrong, thinking about the gov intervention
Post by: drants on December 13, 2018, 02:31:30 PM
I'm not sure, but in such a market condition, who else does agree that the government used a hidden identity and joined the crypto market to accumulate a large number of bitcoins, then sold it to affect its price? Or can the gov hires a couple well known personality to rule the every day news and kill it slowly?
that's a question that requries some facts, some evidences, and though we may feel that something suspicious is going on we still need to be careful with such accusations. so, let's just be watchfull