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August 18, 2019, 09:15:49 PM
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The price of BTC is fluctuated mostly by the multi-level Ponzi systems. In early 2019, the Ponzi projects appeared like garbage and it also partly affected the price of BTC to fly up from 3k to 14k. However, from June until now, most of these Ponzi projects had collapsed or died slowly, meaning that the discounts of the BTC started, talking about the who are the most interested in these Ponzi system, we have to mention about Asians, especially China, Korea, Vietnam, Thailand, Malay, Japan ... obviously when the system collapses, a large number of BTC will be owned by the system owner and they will naturally become billionaires of billionaires if not punished by law, however, some things can be easily solved by money.
Have some proofs of these accusations?you have mentioned Asian countries means you have ideas about such so better put it here.
And why about Ponzi?for how many years those Ponzi’s has been operating already in crypto so why it seems that there’s a new one?i don’t get it
And people in crypto are knowledgeable bout these Ponzi they can’t have another victim here now
To tell you honestly, even if people know what is a ponzi they still taking part of it as if they never learned from their mistakes in the past. I've seen some people doing it, again and again, thinking that they could get the desired money they want in just a small amount of time. But when everytime they have the opportunity to get their investments then that was the time their greediness kicks in and started to want more.

On the topic, the price fluctuates because it is an open market and you can't control everyone from buying and selling their cryptocurrency whenever they want.

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August 18, 2019, 11:45:38 PM
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When the price is going up nobody complains about manipulation, but when the price goes down manipulators are back at it again. Maybe it's time to figure out how shorting works and then you won't complain anymore.

Massive price dumps are the side effect of how little liquidity there is in this market, and the same applies to the pumps. People calling manipulation without backing up these claims aren't doing themselves a favor.

This pump and dump activity was quite common within the very early days of the internet boom, and that within a regulated environment. This market needs time in order to mature. Don't blame external elements for the volatility.

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August 18, 2019, 11:59:11 PM
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Short sellers should be weaker then holders, this is because a short seller is a future buyer.   Of the two, the holder is someone who has the ability to completely exit the market where as a short seller has to buy no matter what.
    When people talk about whales and how we are all victims of these super speculators who command billions and can force prices, part of it is the human instinct to visualise a force opposing them as human.   The biggest force in a free market is a collective accumulation of sentiment, so its not one person.  Very rarely will a big trend change come by the will of just one buyer or seller.  

   I'm not saying its impossible but I believe its the minority by far to find an elite group of men in dark rooms are controlling the price.   I think far more its the collective belief in crypto vs the excess money printing of FIAT perhaps that drives the price, so far we seen national currencies are a looser standard then the regular 21 million fixed target BTC has.   Thats a palpable thing thats been true for years, its there always but what varies is the feeling of the crowd for either their FIAT money of each nation or the crypto they can also choose to hold.

My take on the market just lately, say a month or so is a build up of more likely sales.  I could be wrong but I think the trend builds over time, then we get a break of support or orders at a certain price and it moves.   But when will it move alot I dont know.

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August 19, 2019, 04:31:23 PM
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In every online trade, the market always fluctuates,  bitcoin is not an exception. After every pump there has to be a little correction of which price has to retrace when traders takes profit from their previous purchase
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