Bitcoin being branded as a 'Meme' by Mainstream Media Manipulators

[fiulpro]

- Do not get influenced by such things and even refrain from sharing such manipulative media coverage they are just getting paid by big industries and the big firms so that they can see a little downtrend on the price and at the end they can honestly seize that opportunity, buy more.
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-it could just be a paid media coverage by banks because at the end of the day they haven't had any luck in providing a better investment , even the gold and stocks firms and therefore at the end of the day this can be done by them to move the media towards another Investment.

Some people are very prone to anything, any idea given by anyone and therefore they just keep on trying even if the price proves them a meme. Who would you take seriously? An assumption or PRICE itself ?

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[20kevin20]

Worst case is, their manipulation succeeds tremendously and people trade based on memes the same way Doge did this year. The result? Lots of people will get screwed up while true hodlers will still make money since we all know how badly "meme pumps" end up. I honestly prefer this to the other "criminal's currency" variant.

[tabas]

I noticed that most of the news recently are about those "experts" and known personalities such as CEOs giving thoughts about bitcoin. They're making headlines and articles that says bitcoin isn't an ideal payment. I have no appetite to read them but is it just a coincidence that they've made those articles that mostly contains negative thoughts about bitcoin. When they're putting negativity to bitcoin, we know that the opposite is about to come and a sign of bullish.

I noticed that too. The recent and not the first statement by Nasim Taleb that anyone who idealizes bitcoin is equated with idiots and belongs to the group of amoebas has nothing to do with his early statements about bitcoin.

https://twitter.com/nntaleb/status/1364260212606177284?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

Yes, everyone can be disappointed with something, but those who actively criticize the financial system and support bitcoin, then switch to criticizing the latter, themselves are not consistent in their decisions.

Very inconsistent they are.
What I'm thinking about is why they keep on giving those so-called experts exposure with those thoughts that they give. This is becoming the new norm of these article makers, an idea or thought or opinion becomes a headline.

[Twinkledoe]

Media can publish anything from any aspects. Meme is one of them which can also a part of marketing. By the way, they don't understand what the Bitcoin is and we know what it is, so it is not a big matter for us what they publish. Bitcoin will lead the world and people will enjoy it as cashless society. The day is not so far.

But sometimes they can give wrong perception to noncrypto users. I agree, with crypto users, we know we are not affected by those articles because we know what's the real deal here. But this is the reason why many noncrypto users are having negative notion to crypto because of the media and these so-called experts giving statements for what they don't understand. People should educate themselves before judging what crypto or bitcoin is.

[kryptqnick]

When I saw the name of the thread, I thought there'll be some analysis of the language used in news articles by the media to talk about Bitcoin. But instead, you're just saying that these networks are branding Bitcoin as a meme, without any proof of that. It's not a fact that Bitcoin is a meme to them, so could you provide some links that show it indeed being the case? I think that to talk about manipulations and their effects, we should first establish that these manipulations occur. I'm not saying that the media portray Bitcoin fairly, but I'm not sure that they're making a meme out of it either.

[MCobian]

I don't care about the news about Bitcoin by Mainstream media, the reality is now since there were YouTube platforms. People are more
comfortable listening and looking for news on YouTube, because Mainstream media only reports according to the wishes of the government.
Therefore, experts invited by Mainstream media are usually people who support the government or banks. So they will say bad things about Bitcoin.
But fortunately there are still many intelligent people who know that Bitcoin is the future. therefore the demand for Bitcoin continues to increase.