Why One Crypto News Update Can Change Everything Overnight?

[coinography8]

Imagine sleeping while the crypto market moves billions of dollars. This happens often. The total crypto market can gain or lose over 5 to 10 percent within hours just because of news. Crypto markets react instantly, unlike traditional finance.
A single update in cryptocurrencies news can influence millions of traders worldwide. For example, strong bitcoin news has previously moved Bitcoin by over 8 percent in one day. Positive updates create excitement and buying pressure, while negative news spreads fear and causes quick sell offs.
Bitcoin usually leads the market. When Bitcoin moves, nearly 70 percent of other cryptocurrencies follow the same direction. That is why people who follow trusted crypto news from platforms like Coinography understand market moves better instead of guessing.
For beginners, simple crypto news makes learning easy. Clear updates help people understand why prices change.
If news can move billions overnight, are you really following the right crypto source to stay ahead?

[BattleDog]

Markets don't move because someone posted a headline, they move because liquidity is thin and leverage is fat, the usual culprits. The news part is usually just the bedtime story we tell after the candles already happened. Half the time the price moves first, then the articles race in to explain it like they were there the whole time.

As a trader once known by the name of Haejin Lee said: "Price doesn't follow the news. It's the other way around: The news follow the price"

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

This is just a mere market reaction, they are often not a long lasting reactions seen from the market, because they responded as a result of sudden shock from a breaking news, this is one of the ways we see the market display a fake out or breakout reaction, just to deceive on others, as it it's going in such direction, later to then discover that it's heading the opposite, all these must be well known to us as part of what we should plan against and also expect to come in bitcoin market price reaction, but the demand and supply ultimately is best known each time or seasonal reactions.

[john_egbert]

News affect everything in a very short term.. It wouldn't be enough to change the overall situation, to change the status QUO or what's already in motion.

[Aloysius01]

Markets don't move because someone posted a headline, they move because liquidity is thin and leverage is fat, the usual culprits. The news part is usually just the bedtime story we tell after the candles already happened. Half the time the price moves first, then the articles race in to explain it like they were there the whole time.

As a trader once known by the name of Haejin Lee said: "Price doesn't follow the news. It's the other way around: The news follow the price"

Well said, This something alot of people still don't get most of the time the move is already done before any breaking news starts trending, liquidity dries up, leverage gets overextended stops get hunted and boom candies print fast, Then the media shows up to give everyone a nice story to blame or justify it, You see it all the time in Bitcoin price dumps or pumps first then suddenly there is a headline explaining why it had to happen in reality the market was already positioned that way, News is usually just confirmation bias for whatever direction price already chose.





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[Marvelockg]

News affect everything in a very short term.. It wouldn't be enough to change the overall situation, to change the status QUO or what's already in motion.

News affect the crypto market a certain way because people react to the news by either selling off their holding or buying more as a result of the news. if there's a news that normally should affect the crypto market a certain way and Investors remain unconcerned about it, even with the news, bitcoin will remain the way it is and the market won't change at all.

Small investors and inexperienced ones are the ones that are triggered easily by news. If you're an investor that sees your investment as a long term one, minor news that affects baby investors will not trigger your sell or buy decision and even when the market react a certain direction, it wouldn't make you result to selling in the process..

[Cookdata]

Imagine sleeping while the crypto market moves billions of dollars. This happens often. The total crypto market can gain or lose over 5 to 10 percent within hours just because of news. Crypto markets react instantly, unlike traditional finance.
A single update in cryptocurrencies news can influence millions of traders worldwide. For example, strong bitcoin news has previously moved Bitcoin by over 8 percent in one day. Positive updates create excitement and buying pressure, while negative news spreads fear and causes quick sell offs.
Bitcoin usually leads the market. When Bitcoin moves, nearly 70 percent of other cryptocurrencies follow the same direction. That is why people who follow trusted crypto news from platforms like Coinography understand market moves better instead of guessing.
For beginners, simple crypto news makes learning easy. Clear updates help people understand why prices change.
If news can move billions overnight, are you really following the right crypto source to stay ahead?

The market don't move by 10% in 24 hours unless there is a significant events which I have not seen recently. Yesterday, everyone anticipated for crypto bill regulations. There was so much coming from yesterday, as always the market speculation gain a traction and thag liquidated billions of dollars from shroters but after the waiting, the bill was full junks and not favorable, people like Armstrong reject the bill because it's completely trash, the want to clearly take crypto market and turn it to dictatorship.

While I agree with you on some statements, traditional finance moves too but that depends on what came up. The last few months Trump began his power drunk Tariffs thing, all market were going bad and when he relax the Tariffs, the market bounce back. Another example I will like to make is Gold, it made it to all new time high last year even when Bitcoin was trembling. What am I saying? The traditional market can do what Bitcoin is doing with similar moves but Bitcoin is going to be organic and speculation where traditional finance will be too quick to know about it's manipulation. Look at Silver price, you see what they have been doing to that asset, it's pure manipulation, didn't correspond with the physical demands out there.

[Floxynice]

people who follow trusted crypto news from platforms like Coinography understand market moves better instead of guessing.
For beginners, simple crypto news makes learning easy. Clear updates help people understand why prices change.
If news can move billions overnight, are you really following the right crypto source to stay ahead?

I do not quite agree with your concept of staying ahead. Infact, I actually think that following every news update causes more harm than good. Whether the newbies are getting this updates from reliable sources or not, the bottom line is that they will be open to panics and FUD most of the time because they are yet to fully understand Bitcoin.


You do not need to chase every headline to stay ahead, you need a reliable strategy to stay ahead, bearing in mind Bitcoin's long term fundamentals, risks management and most importantly patience to scale through the volatile market. A beginner doesn't need to pay attention to every headline.

[coolcoinz]

Imagine sleeping while the crypto market moves billions of dollars.

I've been doing that for a decade!

Ever since I bought my first bitcoin it was obvious to me that bitcoin is being traded 24/7 and I was going to wake up to a different price. It's important to either don't care (like I did), or make sure you have no vulnerable open positions. I know people who have open positions on exchanges only during the day when they can react, but even that doesn't protect you from flash crashes and such.

The best strategy is to simply buy bitcoin and not look at the price. For instance, I haven't reacted at all to that drop from $100k to $80k. I knew I wasn't going to sell sub 100k anymore, so whatever happens happens. It doesn't matter if I have to wait 3 months or 6 months for us to get back above $100k, but it will eventually happen, so just chill in the meantime and do something that makes you happy.

[The Cryptovator]

Imagine sleeping while the crypto market moves billions of dollars. This happens often. The total crypto market can gain or lose over 5 to 10 percent within hours just because of news. Crypto markets react instantly, unlike traditional finance.
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If news can move billions overnight, are you really following the right crypto source to stay ahead?

It's all about emotions that change the market sentiment. We are witness to how positive news would move Bitcoin up. On the other hand, negative news also could dump the market. We know why the price of Bitcoin is volatile, so it is not necessary to repeat it. Because it's all about demand and supply. Emotional decisions make faster moves to either pump or dump. I am talking about Bitcoin; the rest of the coins just follow the trend unless it's alt season.

When positive news comes out, people think they are going to miss the train. Hence, they start investing, and it does move Bitcoin up. They think Bitcoin is going to pump hard since there is good news about Bitcoin. On the other hand, people think the reverse when there is bad news. It's just a game of emotions. But for me, I don't act on such news, either positive or negative. I just do what I have been doing.

[Furious 7]

We have a tendency to take advantage of something including when there is a fud or positive news about bitcoin, the effect will be felt immediately because this is a natural reaction that always occurs even though this is only centered on a certain period of time (usually for the short term). Emotional state in the market also become a situation that is difficult for us let go so because indeed when there is news that concerning link to bitcoin then it's definitely a reaction that arise as a result of thinking which is more based on emotions also becomes a thing that difficult to avoid.

Not that bitcoin can be controlled but in this case I think this is the natural effect of everyone trying to take advantage of the situation for their personal gain.
But keep in mind this condition only occurs and affects the short term because when we talk about the long term then conditions like this will never apply to bitcoin.

[Alphakilo]

Imagine sleeping while the crypto market moves billions of dollars.

I've been doing that for a decade!

Ever since I bought my first bitcoin it was obvious to me that bitcoin is being traded 24/7 and I was going to wake up to a different price. It's important to either don't care (like I did), or make sure you have no vulnerable open positions. I know people who have open positions on exchanges only during the day when they can react, but even that doesn't protect you from flash crashes and such.

The best strategy is to simply buy bitcoin and not look at the price. For instance, I haven't reacted at all to that drop from $100k to $80k. I knew I wasn't going to sell sub 100k anymore, so whatever happens happens. It doesn't matter if I have to wait 3 months or 6 months for us to get back above $100k, but it will eventually happen, so just chill in the meantime and do something that makes you happy.

Bitcoin currently is within the $97k margin and it might drop or increase further, so we might be seeing $100k if all goes well.
Whether it drops in price or increases shouldn't deter an investor from going according to their plans, there's the joy of missing out and there's the fear of missing out and the fear of the unknown which caps it up.
The right way to invest and not be bothered by the news is if you have a holding plan in action, but as trader it might require some effort of being swift in execution of trades, AI application and because the Bitcoin market is quite decentralized by nature, it is a global market that trades all hours and therefore it might take a really bad news or very good news to affect the price at any time, but instead whale movements could do just that in seconds.

[Somto9Light]

This is just a mere market reaction, they are often not a long lasting reactions seen from the market, because they responded as a result of sudden shock from a breaking news, this is one of the ways we see the market display a fake out or breakout reaction, just to deceive on others, as it it's going in such direction, later to then discover that it's heading the opposite, all these must be well known to us as part of what we should plan against and also expect to come in bitcoin market price reaction, but the demand and supply ultimately is best known each time or seasonal reactions.

This is true, most of the news shared might be a force one maybe just to test the faith of most Investors. If everyone's emotion is strong I don't think if those news shared will have any effect in the market because it is we the Investors that is making it look as if what they said is true, take for instance. This rumour they are carrying now that bitcoin will dip to $50k this year, I just saw this on X I forgot I would've provide a link for that. You know after hearing this rumour most Investors might be tempted to sell their holdings now that they are in profit, by so doing it will also have effect in the market, so that's just how this rumours work.

[Asiska02]

As a trader who’s actively placing trades in the market and looking to make that as your main or an alternative source of income, staying most informed about news regarding cryptocurrencies should be your main goal, failure to do that could lead to more losses for you and you won’t be able to reach that stage of profitability easily because of how strong and effective this news could be on your planned or analyzed trades you’ve executed or want to execute. There are many reputable platforms you can get to read first hand information news about the market, so you have to be online 24/7 to get the best news that will shape your decisions positively in taking trades in the market.

[Sammye3]

If news can move billions overnight, are you really following the right crypto source to stay ahead?

News are really good indicators for a market order initiation and can be applied with the right understanding. Bitcoin movement is mostly influenced by fundamental statics (forces) and it's mostly an insider information before it is publicly announced, and then a rapid movement in Bitcoin's price is seen in response to the release news.

There are people who pay huge amount of money to get this information and act on it immediately before the news carries this action and price movement skyrockets or dips. So it's a two-way system, the action was already created but the news only helped to boost such price actions with social media engagement and popular opinions.

[TheUltraElite]

OP came here to shill thier own news website. They could have done this in a better and more sophisticated manner too instead of posting inside a wall of text.

So news often comew but overnight movment of bitcoin usually would not happen everyday. Also one cannot always catch every up and down. Catch the ones you can and sell/buy accordingly but leave out the big ones that happened beyond the time of your watch.

There are day traders who watch and have orders placed for such price drops and rise, if you can follow that and not lose much sleep, well and good.

[Darker45]

Not really. The news is always late. Big movers are often a couple of steps ahead. Hence, buy the rumor, sell the news. Before the news got coverage of significant events, decisions, information, signals, and the like, key players have already done their moves.

Especially in this age of social media, while news reporters have yet to finish verifying information, writing their draft, submitting the article for editing, and so on, somebody with insider information has already posted a one-liner about it on Twitter.

OP, yours isn't a trusted crypto news site yet.

[TastyChillySauce00]

Crypto markets react instantly, unlike traditional finance.

I bet you've never seen those meme where somebody is trading nvidia's stock and the price also went down whenever FED announced interest change.
Even a hello from jerome powell affect the market and make turbulence. In fact every market is affected by the news the second it gets out and bitcoin isn't the only victim.

[Luzin]

All of this news is related to the psychology of belief. Every piece of news related to global market conditions or politics has an impact on the psychology of belief. Ultimately, this will make the market feel positive or negative. If it's positive, the market tends to be confident and convinced that many people will invest in stocks. If it's negative, everyone tends to want their assets to be safe and avoid losses. It's this response that causes the market to move up or down. But it will all collapse if the whales oppose it. No matter what the news is, if a whale wishes and is strong, then regardless of whether the news is positive or negative, the market will tend to follow the whale.

IMO

[whiteblue]

Markets don't move because someone posted a headline, they move because liquidity is thin and leverage is fat, the usual culprits. The news part is usually just the bedtime story we tell after the candles already happened. Half the time the price moves first, then the articles race in to explain it like they were there the whole time.

As a trader once known by the name of Haejin Lee said: "Price doesn't follow the news. It's the other way around: The news follow the price"

Unfortunately it is not like that, the crypto market is sensitive even other financial markets including other commodities are the same, when there is bad news that haunts the market such as recession, the threat of military conflict it changes quickly market conditions from bullish to bearish after that only demand and supply move, because traders or investors will see the situation first before they buy or sell, so this sentence makes little sense in the midst of very open information today, if you speak where information distribution is still difficult and only through newspapers we will not know how market participants determine demand.