also the ridiculous ROI poeple have reported for just lending USD on finex, seems to indicate that the "credit bubble" has much room to grow.
Do you think that all that FIAT money that is 'parked' in Finex is good for the price of Bitcoin, since it is effectively being used to buy more bitcoin, or is it bad for the price. I'm trying to figure out the exact workinga and implications here
Just free market at work here..
ppl dont want to miss out on the bubble so they are loaning or buying on margin.. in advance
(remember you can be in btc or in usd to loan fiat to buy coins, so it's an potential accumulation of both sides of the pair, which is why it can be much much higher then what we are seeing right now.. there's 10k btc whales out there that can move their coins in and out anytime )
now if the loans are getting to expensive ppl close them..hence the selling . but meanwhile others taking new one's thinking the bubble is just around the corner.
I dont think the loan/lend market is unhealthy at all.. thats why we are hanging around this price and the loans can keep on going..
Now to me the guys lending are taking usd profits .. probably buying up slowly new coins with them .. at some point the market will have no more coins willing to be sold.. at that time
there will be less coins available (yes i think the ask walls are fake on bfx .. and put there with their usd equivalent without taking loans ) and the bubble can start.
because
a) many ppl had to pay swaps.. and lost fiat or part of their btc holding... .
b) the lenders are buying the coins right now slowly with profits
c) the big ask walls will suddenly go away
d) everybody will suddenly realise how they can't buy the same amount of coins anymore with the fiat they had..before due to lack of asks..
e) bulls will trapp many bears ..
this is why i just buy and hold.. i lost to many already on this leverage/margin game..
smart money is taking coins and fiat from market.. until market has no choice anymore to just rally up.
i'm a perm bull since 400
so i might be bias .