Topic: BITCOIN FALL 7% IN A MINUTES - page 2. (Read 375 times)
Why does a price movement have to be triggered by something? Could it be some holders just wanted to hedge their bitcoin? Professional traders don' t read into the news in as much as they read the price action in the charts.
Okay, let's start with a proof that it really happened because I can't see it. If we look at today's price dynamics on coinmarketcap, it seems that Bitcoin did not have any changes above around 2% from today's maximum price. I also don't see a 7% drop yesterday even within the whole day, whereas you're talking about minutes.
It's because there are lots of marketcap website and price indicator besides cmc. Possible that the op used different site or exchange with different rates. 
Bitcoinc falls 7% in a minute.
What triggered the fall?
Okay, let's start with a proof that it really happened because I can't see it. If we look at today's price dynamics on coinmarketcap, it seems that Bitcoin did not have any changes above around 2% from today's maximum price. I also don't see a 7% drop yesterday even within the whole day, whereas you're talking about minutes. If it was a momentary thing, it can be hard to find it right now, though, so it would be nice if you specified the day the hour at least. But even if something like that happened, I don't think it's a reason to panic or something the reason to which can be found easily. It could be a big selling order, but what's important is that it did not affect the market much.What triggered the fall?
normally it is because the ground hog saw his shadow.
algebra thread, eh?
if it fell x% in A minutes, what is the value of the variable "A"?
there needs to be an equality operator in your expression though. your equation as it stands is insoluble without an equality operator and a constant value to which your lhs equates
if it fell x% in A minutes, what is the value of the variable "A"?
there needs to be an equality operator in your expression though. your equation as it stands is insoluble without an equality operator and a constant value to which your lhs equates
Bitcoinc falls 7% in a minute.
What triggered the fall?
What triggered the fall?
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