chaos theory in cryptocurrency?

[kirstiemorton23]

Are all the messes that occur in Crypto also done intentionally by certain groups?

does this have anything to do with cryptocurrency?

I was reminded of the Chaos Theory that I first learned about through the film "Chaos" (2004) with Jason Statham as the main player. In short, in the film it illustrates that an act (chaos) that occurs gradually will have a pattern in itself, which will ultimately provide results that are already set by a party from the beginning.

What Do you Think about this?

[Tim Murray]

This chaos will stop when, when the market is completely restored. When we calm down and work will bring pleasure and profit. After all, now it really has become very difficult to work and develop.

[sinkfish]

it does manipulated by certain group. its a free market. anyone with enough cash can manipulate the market. its a free market afterall.

[BitcoJ]

Now there really is chaos in the crypto-currency world. I think this is all due to instability in market relations. Now is not the easiest period in the life of every cryptoman. I think, because of this, it is difficult to control yourself morally.

[erox]

I think that to blame all the troubles of cryptocurrencies on" whales "or" puppeteers " is simply stupid. Yes, there are people who manipulate the market - but their power is not unlimited.

[Ucy]

I won't be surprised if such groups exist. There are so many weird things going on in Crypto world.  Example:
*The continuous bashing of bcash could be a way of promoting the coin.
*Watch out for those Crypto guys who post regularly(every minute and hour) on social media... they're probably not what we think they are.
* Yes, chaos in countries or terrorist attacks could be blamed on the proliferation of "unregulated currencies" like Cryptos especially Altcoins. A global campaign will be launched against Cryptocurrency. A single "regulated" Cryptocurrency will be adopted. The Internet will be regulated. This will lead to mass protest and further chaos.

[Teraboy]

This chaos will stop when, when the market is completely restored. When we calm down and work will bring pleasure and profit. After all, now it really has become very difficult to work and develop.

Can you tell me is there a relationship between the chaos and the bearish trend of the market? as far as i know the chaos was caused by there are so many unhealthy markets such as a lot of manipulators. I think that know about this case and i thought that we must not need to think about that again.

[wanted sliter]

haha, you're have a good mind of imagination, don't you?
I think whole market were controlled by some group, but they just could do that for a short time.
the key is blockchain technology, it's the thing that change the human.

[Verbiola_Paramita]

each trader has a different strategy for achieving success in financial speculation. the main goal remains the same, looking for numbers that are similar to charts for price estimates. A modern fractal theory is a search for traders no longer in fractals but in units of organisms.

[sinkfish]

everyone in crypto is same. even with millions of dollar investing in the wrong coin only result you lose everything. not the one with the most money or coin wins. the survivor is the winner.

[Dim4ik]

I'm pretty sure that this is done by certain groups who want to take away our money they are now trying in every way to confuse people so that they do not understand when to sell and when to buy

[iconoclast]

Sorry, don't ascribe to the theories that shadowy groups are pulling all the strings behind the scenes. Cryptocurrency is a market and markets by their nature can be chaotic. What looks like manipulation is simply the invisible hand of the market determining the long term outcome of the cryptocurrency markets.

[lebedi]

I don't see the truth here. Crypto is orginized technology that has a certain plan of the processes and this theory doesn't work here to be honest.

[BitcoinHodler]

there is order in chaos!
not because of chaos theory but i say it because there are times that we don't understand something so we guess it is chaotic but when we learn more about that subject we see that it is perfectly logical and it couldn't have been any more perfect even if you tried.

in case of altcoins it is pump and dumps. if you look past the emotional feeling when they dump and you lose money you can see that it is perfectly natural thing to happen.

[satgoldan]

That's bullshit. Chaos theory assumes that minimal initial changes to the system of objects lead to enormous consequences. Here everything is exactly the opposite. What matters are the events today, and not in the past, for crypto.

[moepaing]

Why not? Crypto is very nice and I think that this theory has all chances to be alive and its being truth is clear. Chaos is a type of the organization I am sure.

[akunta]

Are all the messes that occur in Crypto also done intentionally by certain groups?

does this have anything to do with cryptocurrency?

I was reminded of the Chaos Theory that I first learned about through the film "Chaos" (2004) with Jason Statham as the main player. In short, in the film it illustrates that an act (chaos) that occurs gradually will have a pattern in itself, which will ultimately provide results that are already set by a party from the beginning.

What Do you Think about this?

difficult to estimate this complex nature of cryptocurrency. can we be sure it follows the same path as everything else that can be explained with a theory? and maybe it's something just the opposite?

[BQ]

what chaos are you referring to? prices?
and I think it's safe to say some big players are heavily manipulating the market with ease since it's still so small (300b but like $30b has gone in) and that's in all cryptos.

[dumplingsandsushi]

The crypto market is a lot more regulated than people think.
Because it's so volatile, people tend to think that there is a "wild" element to it.
While this may be true, crypto does have characteristics common with other markets, just on a wider scale.

One of the reasons why it is so volatile is simply because the market is young and not regulated well.
This allows whales and groups to come in and manipulate prices.
There are constant signs of people coming in and pumping or crashing prices.

This all will, of course, get better over time.  Not just with new regulations, but as markets mature, so do investors.
A good example of this is the ICO market.
It has totally crashed and a big part of it is that investors are straight up smarter, they don't want to throw money at terrible projects.

[Crypdon]

There is a pattern if you look at all the old charts. It rises beyond all belief, then it gets dumped into the ground. After a period of stagnation if pumps again beyond the all time high. Just wait for it and you will see