Increase in volatility

[Grace333]

As Bitcoin adoption is increasing companies and institutions are possessing more Bitcoin,
And it has come to understand that just few firms (eg strategy) are possessing larger amount of Bitcoin as time goes by, as a result their actions will influence the market more that ever before

they sale and the market make's sharp drops, creating panic, they buy and market Spike's up, and it seems like control but it isn't, it's just influence, but this can significantly increase volatility, therefore short-term Bitcoin trading happens to be very risky in such market state,

I see how most people try to follow these companies news and sale when they do to later buy, but this approach will cost you losses, a better approach is to depend on long term reward, their actions can affect the market on a short term, but a long term goal will make you care less about all the noises and you wouldn't be affected by these volatility. This firms also want the growth of Bitcoin as their companies are dependant on it, so this is also a sign of a good future.

I dont see how this is going to increase volatility when strategy's aim is to hold for long term. During January I could remember strategy buying more bitcoin yet the market continued to take a down turn and what that tells us is that one can take complete control of the market or regularly manipulate the market, and this is why bitcoin is different from shitcoins. Even manipulation has a limit, there is a certain amount the market can receive and it would resist or bounce back, we have seen that happen several time including when black rock made a whale move.

[Cryptomultiplier]

As Bitcoin adoption is increasing companies and institutions are possessing more Bitcoin,
And it has come to understand that just few firms (eg strategy) are possessing larger amount of Bitcoin as time goes by, as a result their actions will influence the market more that ever before

they sale and the market make's sharp drops, creating panic, they buy and market Spike's up, and it seems like control but it isn't, it's just influence, but this can significantly increase volatility, therefore short-term Bitcoin trading happens to be very risky in such market state,

I see how most people try to follow these companies news and sale when they do to later buy, but this approach will cost you losses, a better approach is to depend on long term reward, their actions can affect the market on a short term, but a long term goal will make you care less about all the noises and you wouldn't be affected by these volatility. This firms also want the growth of Bitcoin as their companies are dependant on it, so this is also a sign of a good future.

I dont see how this is going to increase volatility when strategy's aim is to hold for long term. During January I could remember strategy buying more bitcoin yet the market continued to take a down turn and what that tells us is that one can take complete control of the market or regularly manipulate the market, and this is why bitcoin is different from shitcoins. Even manipulation has a limit, there is a certain amount the market can receive and it would resist or bounce back, we have seen that happen several time including when black rock made a whale move.

Let me start my conclusion by saying that long term investment in Bitcoin is the best deal ever and it is not disturbed by large institutional pockets making whale movements thinking they are manipulating the price or because of headline news that could trigger volatilities for short term, it's just the way the maths works.
This means an investor has totally been able to shift their focus from flunctaution in price to real network adoption.

If you avoid the noise of news headlines, daily candles and what economist are saying, you won't be led astray in the Bitcoin market until you get the actual reward for your commitment, patience, discipline and financial efforts.

[SPIDERMAN008]

Well said OP, the ultimate means is long term investment, because short traders would suffer for price volatility and that is inevitable.

These big banks have the major influence on Bitcoin, and it would be totally unwise to act according to every trend because that could be pure market manipulation. It's safe to avoid the hassle and just focus on long term investment rather than small candle movement.

I also agree with you. Actually, there may be many reasons behind the price of Bitcoin going up or down. It is difficult to understand which one is having the most impact. However, in the long-term, Bitcoin is more likely to give profit. Therefore, trying to do market timing can never be a good decision. Because it is absolutely impossible to predict the price of Bitcoin. If you trade like gambling by only short-term price prediction, there is a high possibility of loss. Many people want to take risks after seeing some profit in the beginning, thinking that they are very experienced traders, and their consequences are worse. Keeping Bitcoin as a digital asset for long-term investment in mind, you should proceed with a plan to hold it for a long time.