on the theory , the market price manipulation is possible to do , but in the fact so hard to make it happens , to manipulate the price (especially bitcoin price )you need large people with huge capital , and make them has one purpose .
Yeah, so do you have an opinion on that or are you satisfied with just writing a generic shitpost that doesn't even answer the exam question in the title?
Since we know even less about who's buying bitcoin than who's buying stocks, it's kind of hard to tell if there's "manipulation" or not. I guess you could tell by the volume and nature of orders on the exchanges (somewhat). If there was a huge whale in the bitcoin market, it's quite possible that there could be buying or selling that ends up moving the market, but they probably wouldn't buy or sell on an exchange like Binance or wherever. I don't think that's necessarily manipulation, which is why I used the quotes. Personally I don't think so. We've been stalled for a while now, and the last big movement was in the downward direction. Short sellers? Maybe. I don't think most of us could even find that out, though.
