We have seen the price crash abruptly after the SEC rejected the Winklevoss ETF. But within a day after the announcement the price rebounded strongly to almost where it had been before. Now for the second day in a row Bitcoin is making lower lows but it is still very resilient and rebounds powerfully. So it looks like someone is pouring plenty of bitcoins into the market in a (likely) desperate attempt to ignite a severe panic sell-off (say, down to 700 dollars per coin). Could that be the twins themselves? They should feel pretty frustrated now and thus may decide to revenge blindly
And strike back by dumping their coins while the iron is hot
This assumption is not only faulty but wrong in its enitirety in my opinion, because there is no evidence to show that the twins are dumping their coins as this is not the first time that the price of bitcoin will drop and the twins didn't drop as at the time so I don't think its now ok to trace the fall to them and how do we even know if they have enough to cause a change in the direction of the price of bitcoin
The absence of proof is not proof of absence
Indeed, it is not the first time when the price crashed. It is not even the most severe crash that we have seen as of lately (at least, so far). Say, earlier this year the price had crashed to 750 dollars per coin, and we have another 200 dollars to go yet (though we started not so high back then). But this time is not that time. Should I tell you that this drop happened a week after the Winklevoss ETF had been rejected? You will have to reconcile this fact somehow with your claim if you don't want to sound like a criticaster (note that I don't tell you that you are, for the benefit of doubt). As to me, they have more than enough reason to dump their coins right now (at least, some part of their stash). As I said above (and repeat again), Bitcoin is now no more than a boat anchor to them
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