As an investor, returning from irrational exuberance to the trend line is not a bear market
YOU HAVE ANGERED KARHU!
AND YOU WILL BE PUNISHED!
AND YOU WILL BE PUNISHED!
Topic: Manipulation dumps are so 2011 (Read 1420 times)
As an investor, returning from irrational exuberance to the trend line is not a bear market
lol that's pretty neat, never realized the password was "Z10N0101" haha
if you think any large-volume price movement is manipulation, you're going to have a bad time.
Sooooo is this price spike manipulation? 
I know - screaming "manipulation!" at big dumps is so 2011 - but still:
Whoever is executing these big market sells while paying so much in slippage is either very stupid or cleverly motivated.
Whoever is executing these big market sells while paying so much in slippage is either very stupid or cleverly motivated.
Spider!
Maybe it's not a manipulation but a side effect.
Quite some hacks have been done on bitcoin companies. Maybe the hackers dumped the BTC for LTC or fiat. They didn't care about the market they just wanted to convert their hacked BTC.
The effect is a crappy timed sloppy trade with big volume.
Quite some hacks have been done on bitcoin companies. Maybe the hackers dumped the BTC for LTC or fiat. They didn't care about the market they just wanted to convert their hacked BTC.
The effect is a crappy timed sloppy trade with big volume.
As an investor, returning from irrational exuberance to the trend line is not a bear market
YOU HAVE ANGERED KARHU!
AND YOU WILL BE PUNISHED!
AND YOU WILL BE PUNISHED!
Sometimes people (or automated services) need to buy and sell large amounts of coin. Why is that hard to understand? Why is everything a scheme?
I dont think those dumps are manipulators. Would not make sense to dump so much at those prices. How much slippage is there?
It's just as funny as the people who think the buy and sell walls on an exchange is all just one person.
I detect sarcasm in above poster's post...
In 9/10 cases you would be correct.....
....but not with T.Stuart.
It is a shame really. I like him, but he is going to get his arse handed to him on a plate during this near term age of Karhu.
Karhu was good for a quick laugh. Let's not encourage him to keep it up.
As an investor, returning from irrational exuberance to the trend line is not a bear market. As a swing trader, I'm not concerned about the short term bear market, because my trades are accounting for it.
The REAL bears are still waiting for $5 coins. If indeed we start slipping into sub $100 territory, I will bow to Karhu.
I detect sarcasm in above poster's post...
In 9/10 cases you would be correct.....
....but not with T.Stuart.
It is a shame really. I like him, but he is going to get his arse handed to him on a plate during this near term age of Karhu.
Well i dont know... is it really manipulation...? A lot of people dont understand markets, so yeah there might be few people with big stash who just wanted to cash out quickly...
Or it might be just conincidence that the volume was so high in one moment...
Why call it a manipulation right away...? Do you have any other proof?
Or it might be just conincidence that the volume was so high in one moment...
Why call it a manipulation right away...? Do you have any other proof?
I detect sarcasm in above poster's post...
Not at all! You don't have to but if you check what else I've been writing you'll see I'm not being sarcastic here.
I detect sarcasm in above poster's post...
Thank you for making this point.
Without a doubt unease is seeping out of your average Joe Public Bitcoiner and into your average would-be panic-sell instigator.
Without a doubt unease is seeping out of your average Joe Public Bitcoiner and into your average would-be panic-sell instigator.
I know - screaming "manipulation!" at big dumps is so 2011 - but still:
Whoever is executing these big market sells while paying so much in slippage is either very stupid or cleverly motivated.
Whoever is executing these big market sells while paying so much in slippage is either very stupid or cleverly motivated.
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