Fake news always dangerous

[Asuspawer09]

Probably not because of Michael Saylor, I dont think the drop is caused by it, but the fake news thing is surely true in my opinion. I mean there are a lot of fake news out there that is circulating and In my opinion this fakes news is surely or sowhow have some effect in the market even though this wasnt actually true we could easily see the effect of it, if it is going to be effective it is going to inflict fear in the market making a lot of people sell there investment, I mean for newbies some kind of news is going to be an easy sell, since they are not that experience a single bad fake article is going to make them sell or FOMO.

I mean it is what is happening in the market as we can see a lot of manipulation we can see that a lot of people are selling on buying on a single news and we dont even know if it is true or not, So for someone that controls the media the manipulation is always possible in the market, imagine maging a bunch of bad articles online about Bitcoin, the market is surely going to be on FUD easily and a lot of traders and investors might sell some of there investment let alone the newbies.

[Kasabus]

Take note that the crypto market is highly speculative, so expect that there will be fake news and false predictions, but I don't think that this crypto market will be highly affected with it. Bitcoin price drops because there are significant factors that caused its price to move in a downward trend, not fake news, but certainly real and big issues. And I don't see anything wrong with this, because bitcoin will always be heading towards a bear and bull market. And right now, we are driven with a bear market so the best approach would be to maximize any available opportunity while its there, and then relax and hold your bitcoins.

[uneng]

Take note that the crypto market is highly speculative, so expect that there will be fake news and false predictions, but I don't think that this crypto market will be highly affected with it. Bitcoin price drops because there are significant factors that caused its price to move in a downward trend, not fake news, but certainly real and big issues. And I don't see anything wrong with this, because bitcoin will always be heading towards a bear and bull market. And right now, we are driven with a bear market so the best approach would be to maximize any available opportunity while its there, and then relax and hold your bitcoins.

I believe what we see right now in Bitcoin market is just a normal correction after the massive bullish season we have been having since 2024. It's a expected scenario that Bitcoin loses traction and retreat to lower price ranges, meaning we are entering a bearish market. It has been always like this, so fake news aren't the determining factor in this case.

It's more like BTC crashed for no reason at all and enthusiasts got instantly desperate to find a reason to explain it. Since no better answer was found, fake news were pointed as the main factor this time.

[X-ray]

I bet there are people shorting on BTC before creating these fake news. Saylor know bitcoin is volatile, there were people screaming liquidation back when BTC suddenly drop before this new ATH, that doesn't happen.

We will see how things play out but I'm sure that everything will be fine.

[Leahized]

Those who don't believe the fake news may not immediately panic even after seeing the recent Bitcoin price drop. This is because most people who easily panic are those who don't filter the news at all and immediately accept it, causing them to sell Bitcoin they've held for some time. Therefore, verifying the truth of the news is crucial to avoid making mistakes, especially when it concerns a highly valuable asset like Bitcoin. Therefore, every rumor must be investigated to clarify its origin and avoid making wrong moves based on it.

To be honest, as fake news about Bitcoin spreads, the price will be affected somewhat. Because since saylor is posted about it, will be the most affected. But many will be forced to believe because most of Saylor is currently posted. Because he is constantly buying bitcoins with a lot of money. And many sell bitcoins very quickly without verifying the authenticity and it has a huge impact on the market. But maybe there is too little time to investigate, Bitcoin is a very volatile coin that fluctuates in price very quickly. And if a very bad news comes, then the price starts to fall very quickly. However, one should not be too emotional before believing these things and rumors spread very quickly. So it is everyone's responsibility to verify the truth.

[beveryu778]

Rumors have emerged that Michael Saylor sold $1 billion of MicroStrategy's BTC, causing the market to temporarily crash to $95,000.
Sometimes the Bitcoin market is heavily influenced by false propaganda, as has been the case with the price crashing based on this fake news. Before believing in fake news, one should patiently understand the situation well. Michael Saylor himself has made it clear that he will not sell his Bitcoin but will continue to buy his Bitcoin.

Fake news can seriously damage the crypto market.
The false rumor that Michael Saylor sold $1B of MicroStrategy’s BTC caused Bitcoin to drop to $95k for no real reason. This shows how easily the market reacts to misinformation. Before trusting any news, we should always verify the source. Saylor himself confirmed he isn’t selling and will continue buying Bitcoin.

[Iamgoat]

Take note that the crypto market is highly speculative, so expect that there will be fake news and false predictions, but I don't think that this crypto market will be highly affected with it. Bitcoin price drops because there are significant factors that caused its price to move in a downward trend, not fake news, but certainly real and big issues. And I don't see anything wrong with this, because bitcoin will always be heading towards a bear and bull market. And right now, we are driven with a bear market so the best approach would be to maximize any available opportunity while its there, and then relax and hold your bitcoins.

The crypto market is a very speculative one like you mentioned which is full of fake news and wrong predictions by different people who claimed to be experts self appointive but all those things does not crash bitcoin because of rumors. When the price drops it is usually because of real things which are happening around the crypto space which I do not truly understand in depth. But the fact is Bitcoin has always moved between bull and bear phases and this is how the market just works.

[Muba20]

Rumors have emerged that Michael Saylor sold $1 billion of MicroStrategy's BTC, causing the market to temporarily crash to $95,000.
Sometimes the Bitcoin market is heavily influenced by false propaganda, as has been the case with the price crashing based on this fake news. Before believing in fake news, one should patiently understand the situation well. Michael Saylor himself has made it clear that he will not sell his Bitcoin but will continue to buy his Bitcoin.

There are some people in cryptocurrency who constantly work to create fake news and these news always affects investors in various ways, especially new investors who are influenced by fake news and take wrong decisions which expose them to losses. Investors should consider them carefully before taking any decision. Michael Saylor is buying Bitcoin regularly. Currently, he is the largest holder of Bitcoin. If a news is made about his Bitcoin sale, then he can definitely take that news as a serious matter and can take wrong decision.

[0x000369]

couldnt agree more man fake news straight up poison for the market especially when it hits big names like saylor dudes been screaming hodl forever and suddenly boom rumor mill says hes dumping a billy in btc weak hands freak out dump their bags and bam price tanks even more its classic fud playbook whales love this shit cause they scoop up the cheap coins while noobs panic sell
ive seen it a million times back in 2022 ft collapse had everyone thinking btc was dead news flew wild people sold at 16k then boom we mooned to 120k this year lesson dont knee jerk on unverified crap always dyor check onchain data or official statements before hitting sell button fake stuff spreads like wildfire on twitter but real holders just laugh and buy the dip.

[Furious 7]

Rumors have emerged that Michael Saylor sold $1 billion of MicroStrategy's BTC, causing the market to temporarily crash to $95,000.
Sometimes the Bitcoin market is heavily influenced by false propaganda, as has been the case with the price crashing based on this fake news. Before believing in fake news, one should patiently understand the situation well. Michael Saylor himself has made it clear that he will not sell his Bitcoin but will continue to buy his Bitcoin.

There are some people in cryptocurrency who constantly work to create fake news and these news always affects investors in various ways, especially new investors who are influenced by fake news and take wrong decisions which expose them to losses. Investors should consider them carefully before taking any decision. Michael Saylor is buying Bitcoin regularly. Currently, he is the largest holder of Bitcoin. If a news is made about his Bitcoin sale, then he can definitely take that news as a serious matter and can take wrong decision.

Fud like this will continue to exist because after all they will play a bigger role, especially when bitcoin conditions are correcting like now which will make material for them to be able to attack and consider bitcoin not worth investing in.

This method has always been a situation that will continue to be considered normal for those of us who are accustomed to being in the scope of bitcoin because indeed all have interests and bitcoin is an object that still raises pros and cons in it so we don't need to feel strange about things like this.

What needs to be emphasized for ourselves is how we can not be disturbed by the situation that occurs considering that things like this have often happened in the past and will continue to happen in the future.

[STT]

Doesnt even have to be fake, China banning BTC was in theory real news but the market was bigger then just that attempt to stop people and Bitcoin doing what it wanted to do.  
  The people who sold on Saylor news or any other bearish news and there are negatives which are real, they want to sell and in some cases they need to sell.  Alot of leverage goes into buying almost any asset nowadays, when that is true it can become an avalanche of selling.  Price doesn't stop value being created even if market isn't buying that week.

[Cookdata]

Take note that the crypto market is highly speculative, so expect that there will be fake news and false predictions, but I don't think that this crypto market will be highly affected with it. Bitcoin price drops because there are significant factors that caused its price to move in a downward trend, not fake news, but certainly real and big issues. And I don't see anything wrong with this, because bitcoin will always be heading towards a bear and bull market. And right now, we are driven with a bear market so the best approach would be to maximize any available opportunity while its there, and then relax and hold your bitcoins.

The market feed on fake information than real information. Some days ago, last weekend t be precise I saw a very trusted platform coinbreau tweeted that Saylor was selling Bitcoin without proper investigation of their source only to come back and deleted the tweet that it was fake information but guess what, Bitcoin has dump by 5% down from where it was trading, Saylor has to make one and two tweets to tell community that they are not selling, this are the problems of crypto.

The market is very volatile now, it's going to be an opportunity for bears to be spreading fake information. I can't remember if it's Luke that made a tweet or some delusional knots runner, he said Bitcoin core was responsible for this dump we had in the last few weeks and I had to laugh very hard, we have alot of comedians that doesn't know they are naturally funny.

[ovcijisir]

Rumors have emerged that Michael Saylor sold $1 billion of MicroStrategy's BTC, causing the market to temporarily crash to $95,000.
Sometimes the Bitcoin market is heavily influenced by false propaganda, as has been the case with the price crashing based on this fake news. Before believing in fake news, one should patiently understand the situation well. Michael Saylor himself has made it clear that he will not sell his Bitcoin but will continue to buy his Bitcoin.

Fake news can seriously damage the crypto market.
The false rumor that Michael Saylor sold $1B of MicroStrategy’s BTC caused Bitcoin to drop to $95k for no real reason. This shows how easily the market reacts to misinformation. Before trusting any news, we should always verify the source. Saylor himself confirmed he isn’t selling and will continue buying Bitcoin.

I'm not sure in Saylors statements, how can he prove that he's not selling anything. He has so much funds at hos control that he can manipulate price easily. So I can't believe he isn't chasing gains when he has that opportunity. If someone says he isn't doing something that doesn't mean he really isn't doing that.

[chigo]

Rumors have emerged that Michael Saylor sold $1 billion of MicroStrategy's BTC, causing the market to temporarily crash to $95,000.
Sometimes the Bitcoin market is heavily influenced by false propaganda, as has been the case with the price crashing based on this fake news. Before believing in fake news, one should patiently understand the situation well. Michael Saylor himself has made it clear that he will not sell his Bitcoin but will continue to buy his Bitcoin.

All of us really need to carefully and wisely filter the information that spreads because not all the information that appears on social media, especially X, is 100% validated. Most of it is just speculation aimed at increasing market panic. 

Michael Saylor has never sold the bitcoins he owns until now, and even if he did sell, he would definitely announce it officially on his personal X account. So as long as the news isn't official, it's just a hoax.

[Oluwa-btc]

Rumors have emerged that Michael Saylor sold $1 billion of MicroStrategy's BTC, causing the market to temporarily crash to $95,000.

Sometimes it may be found as false news so the main reason we ought to be on guard on the sets of information we spread without prior confirmations if that's true. Because one little rumour spread can destroy a whole community built in days. But if Michael saylor has sold  BTC for that figure there's supposed to be some valid news to carry that and now due to that the markets unbalanced and it'll make investors panic and sell out their Bitcoin in loss.

[Samlucky O]

Rumors have emerged that Michael Saylor sold $1 billion of MicroStrategy's BTC, causing the market to temporarily crash to $95,000.
Sometimes the Bitcoin market is heavily influenced by false propaganda, as has been the case with the price crashing based on this fake news. Before believing in fake news, one should patiently understand the situation well. Michael Saylor himself has made it clear that he will not sell his Bitcoin but will continue to buy his Bitcoin.

Surely this thread does not belong here, probably speculation board, but however fake news is not Good because it jeopardizes things or tears things apart. If there is a speculation about Michael sailor selling the Bitcoin in their possession which is crashing the market, and it happens that it is false, it may mislead many to sell all they have to crash the market more.. Because it will create panic. we all knows that The market I controlled by many factors including rumor and trend. The world of cryptocurrency avoid rumors because it l will help to crash or increase the market but mostly crash.

[TheUltraElite]

That rumor and the falling or the price may not be directly linked.

But as a general precaution, I would suggest avoiding linking of news to movements. Because doing so leads to emotional decisions. We humans have the habit to find out why a dip happened. At that time our brains are linked to anything thay seems negative to be linked to that downtrend and the weaker hands might sell in fear.

To be a good trader, read the news but dnt be influenced by it.

[shinratensei_]

That rumor and the falling or the price may not be directly linked.

But as a general precaution, I would suggest avoiding linking of news to movements. Because doing so leads to emotional decisions. We humans have the habit to find out why a dip happened. At that time our brains are linked to anything thay seems negative to be linked to that downtrend and the weaker hands might sell in fear.

To be a good trader, read the news but dnt be influenced by it.

It is really unhealthy to keep hearing rumours such as this because 80% of them are fake and created to trigger panic.
I bet there are people who dumped their bitcoin just because that rumour only to see saylor's clarification that he instead is buying bitcoin and added to his holding. Even this not only happening in crypto.

Even gold have its share of fuds and rumors.

[harapan]

Rumors have emerged that Michael Saylor sold $1 billion of MicroStrategy's BTC, causing the market to temporarily crash to $95,000.
Sometimes the Bitcoin market is heavily influenced by false propaganda, as has been the case with the price crashing based on this fake news. Before believing in fake news, one should patiently understand the situation well. Michael Saylor himself has made it clear that he will not sell his Bitcoin but will continue to buy his Bitcoin.

Fake news and drama sells and needed once in a while that should not stop you from achieving your long term goals with bitcoin which should be stacking your own coins up and whatever the price of bitcoin maybe, it shouldn't bother you. It is either you are stacking them up or making use of these coins whichever way promotes bitcoin as a commodity and assets for futuristic purposes. Michael Saylor has been a great advocate of Bicton, if this is correct,  then he must have his reasons for doing that.

[jems]

That rumor and the falling or the price may not be directly linked.

But as a general precaution, I would suggest avoiding linking of news to movements. Because doing so leads to emotional decisions. We humans have the habit to find out why a dip happened. At that time our brains are linked to anything thay seems negative to be linked to that downtrend and the weaker hands might sell in fear.

To be a good trader, read the news but dnt be influenced by it.

It is really unhealthy to keep hearing rumours such as this because 80% of them are fake and created to trigger panic.
I bet there are people who dumped their bitcoin just because that rumour only to see saylor's clarification that he instead is buying bitcoin and added to his holding. Even this not only happening in crypto.

Even gold have its share of fuds and rumors.

This happens all too often and the people affected are those who are new to Bitcoin or investing in it, so some people take action based on the news they see.
There's a lot of fake news and rumors circulating, and it can't be stopped, but it all comes down to how we respond to them. I'm sure that for those of us who have been familiar with Bitcoin and invested in it for a long time, such news won't have any impact.