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January 25, 2018, 06:39:46 PM
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When people can't explain the Bitcoin price movement than they always make some conspiracy theories like this one that Wall Street is manipulating the price.
This is not true and has nothing to do with reality, Wall Street doesn't have power over Bitcoin.
with what I disagree with you, we all know that with the appearance of futures for bitcoin, it starts to include very large amounts of money, and where big money there is fraud and manipulation. Look at how the news is coming out, negative one by one, and all this in the lead-up to the expiration of futures, and then denials begin to appear. The same thing happens, for example, with futures on commodity exchanges. I think we will continue to be seriously manipulated in this market and the more money there will be in the crypt that there will be more of them.
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January 26, 2018, 02:58:02 PM
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Some analysts explain the recent decline of Bitcoin price by the Wall Street investors, who tries to enter the market massively for a discount price after the first future contracts expired January 26.

Here a quote from a trader with large followers on Telegram:

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Bitcoin price prediction cobe and C.M.E contract is expiring on 26 Jan 2018 on this date after contract expiration we will see biggest Bitcoin pump of history wall street buy back of Bitcoin .Bitcoin future contract mostly got long postion holding which is mainpulated by wall street players  Before 26 Jan 2018 wall street buy altcoins and we will see another huge ATH for altcoins before 26 Jan 2018

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Taking into account the news coming from Wall Street it is true, but only partly. The belief of people in BTC also affects its price.
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January 26, 2018, 03:44:19 PM
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Some analysts explain the recent decline of Bitcoin price by the Wall Street investors, who tries to enter the market massively for a discount price after the first future contracts expired January 26.

Here a quote from a trader with large followers on Telegram:

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Bitcoin price prediction cobe and C.M.E contract is expiring on 26 Jan 2018 on this date after contract expiration we will see biggest Bitcoin pump of history wall street buy back of Bitcoin .Bitcoin future contract mostly got long postion holding which is mainpulated by wall street players  Before 26 Jan 2018 wall street buy altcoins and we will see another huge ATH for altcoins before 26 Jan 2018

What do you think?



I would not be concerned about the Wall Street investors, who will do as they please, but rather about the victims of that "trader with large followers on Telegram" trying to lure his followers into some financial decisions that suit him with a slogan "buy before Jan 26th and then great pump comes!". My first thought would be to check on how he monetizes on his followers and their decisions

EDIT: and it is not only me:
Usually when I am reading a news like that which suggest me that the prices will shoot up, I start to suspect that this is a bulltrap and that the prices are instead going to collapse. Deceiving Rumors ...

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January 26, 2018, 11:28:39 PM
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Some analysts explain the recent decline of Bitcoin price by the Wall Street investors, who tries to enter the market massively for a discount price after the first future contracts expired January 26.

Here a quote from a trader with large followers on Telegram:

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Bitcoin price prediction cobe and C.M.E contract is expiring on 26 Jan 2018 on this date after contract expiration we will see biggest Bitcoin pump of history wall street buy back of Bitcoin .Bitcoin future contract mostly got long postion holding which is mainpulated by wall street players  Before 26 Jan 2018 wall street buy altcoins and we will see another huge ATH for altcoins before 26 Jan 2018
The possibility of wall street investment in bitcoin is real and sure they can manipulate the price very much and the rally we had in bitcoin last year is simply because of these big investors especially from wall street and we have to be careful with investing in it as you never know when they are going to dump the coins. With the prediction that you provided,there is no upward movement today,instead the markets are bleeding today.
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February 03, 2018, 06:31:19 AM
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first thing is all the major news channels are owned by wall street and they create FUD and panic news and buy at cheap
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February 03, 2018, 10:17:54 AM
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Some analysts explain the recent decline of Bitcoin price by the Wall Street investors, who tries to enter the market massively for a discount price after the first future contracts expired January 26.

Here a quote from a trader with large followers on Telegram:

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Bitcoin price prediction cobe and C.M.E contract is expiring on 26 Jan 2018 on this date after contract expiration we will see biggest Bitcoin pump of history wall street buy back of Bitcoin .Bitcoin future contract mostly got long postion holding which is mainpulated by wall street players  Before 26 Jan 2018 wall street buy altcoins and we will see another huge ATH for altcoins before 26 Jan 2018

What do you think?



Taking into account the news coming from Wall Street it is true, but only partly. The belief of people in BTC also affects its price.

Can Wall Street investors actually manipulate the entire digital money market with Bitcoin futures? The answer seems "yes" given the market's decline last week. Although Bitcoin did not rebound immediately in the short term, most of the coins began to rebound after the futures contract expired.
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February 03, 2018, 10:45:58 AM
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Of course, there is the effect of manipulation on the part of Wall Street, and not only on their part, look at how much negativity and statements in recent times. But nevertheless, the market shows that someone is doing this intentionally to buy a cryptocurrency at a low price.
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