Topic: Market can be manipulated? - page 12. (Read 5405 times)
Manipulation on the cryptocurrency market it is necessary to stop, as it negatively affects the price, so you need to exchange has passed an independent audit. To do this, it is time to adopt regulatory laws in each country.
Whether it's possible or not remains to be proven but I do feel that market prices can be controlled either by increasing demand or supply for a product and I believe same can be applied to crypto.
I think yes, I've seen a lot of groups especially on Telegram or slack that were searching people to increase the number of participants, because a manipulation can be only done with an high amount of volume that can be easily reached by adding more people on their groups, the manipulation will succeed especially if it will be done on a small exchange with a coin with small volume
If you have enough resources, you can easily manipulate the price of cryptocurrencies. Their total capitalization is not so great for whales. If they decide that it's time to start a bullish trend, they easily organize it.
Latest article by www.wired.co.uk stated that a newspaper by researchers at the University of Texas at Austin's department of finance indicates that someone at Bitfinex cryptocurrency exchange may have artificially inflated the price of coins including bitcoin, ether, and Zcash. The responsible for this appears to have been Tether, a cryptocurrency with the same CEO as Bitfinex.
What are your thoughts about this? Do you think they really manipulated the price? Is it possible?
Talking about manipulations without providing clear evidence has always been some kind of conspiracy, though the fact that Bitfinex and Tether have the same CEO can indeed be an unambiguous proof. Such situations is one of the reasons why crypto market should be given at least a basic control from the side of unprejudiced regulatory bodies - this would help to prevent the clash of interests of various investment groups.What are your thoughts about this? Do you think they really manipulated the price? Is it possible?
However, these marketers have led many investors to join in the crypto and push Bitcoin prices up to $ 20000 earlier this year. That is what investors want, if there are laws issued, I think the pump and dump will no longer
I think you can manipulate any object of interest. Since any field of activity has points on which you can click. And as well as what you can freely manipulate.
I think that the market can be manipulated by rich investors or the government. There is always someone who manipulates such things but now I don't know any limits or restrictions
Think about it, classical currency markets have excellent liquidity, the Bitcoin market does not have such a property, liquidity is extremely bad here. Why? Because bitcoin is small, which means having enough volumes you can manipulate the price and set a trend in one direction or another.
I think that the prices for crypto currency are really manipulated. This is a young market and its capitalization is not very large if compared, for example, with the stock market. Plus a large number of bitcoins are concentrated in a small number of people. they manipulate the price
Latest article by www.wired.co.uk stated that a newspaper by researchers at the University of Texas at Austin's department of finance indicates that someone at Bitfinex cryptocurrency exchange may have artificially inflated the price of coins including bitcoin, ether, and Zcash. The responsible for this appears to have been Tether, a cryptocurrency with the same CEO as Bitfinex.
What are your thoughts about this? Do you think they really manipulated the price? Is it possible?
It is possible for them to manipulate Bitcoin price and other known altcoin because they made money out of thin air. The tool that they use to manipulate it is Tether that is why you should avoid Bitfinex and never ever use Tether. What are your thoughts about this? Do you think they really manipulated the price? Is it possible?
Already the marketplace is existence applied every period . Humans with a plenty of capital and push groupings are playacting every period in the marketplace as the feline cavort with the pussyfoot .
Latest article by www.wired.co.uk stated that a newspaper by researchers at the University of Texas at Austin's department of finance indicates that someone at Bitfinex cryptocurrency exchange may have artificially inflated the price of coins including bitcoin, ether, and Zcash. The responsible for this appears to have been Tether, a cryptocurrency with the same CEO as Bitfinex.
What are your thoughts about this? Do you think they really manipulated the price? Is it possible?
Talking about manipulations without providing clear evidence has always been some kind of conspiracy, though the fact that Bitfinex and Tether have the same CEO can indeed be an unambiguous proof. Such situations is one of the reasons why crypto market should be given at least a basic control from the side of unprejudiced regulatory bodies - this would help to prevent the clash of interests of various investment groups.What are your thoughts about this? Do you think they really manipulated the price? Is it possible?
The market is being manipulated every day only without the BTC which is a little bit more difficult although miners can manipulate 
Altcoins are usually manipulated by the whale. That's why it's risky to invest in altcoin.
Altcoins are usually manipulated by the whale. That's why it's risky to invest in altcoin. Latest article by www.wired.co.uk stated that a newspaper by researchers at the University of Texas at Austin's department of finance indicates that someone at Bitfinex cryptocurrency exchange may have artificially inflated the price of coins including bitcoin, ether, and Zcash. The responsible for this appears to have been Tether, a cryptocurrency with the same CEO as Bitfinex.
What are your thoughts about this? Do you think they really manipulated the price? Is it possible?
Talking about manipulations without providing clear evidence has always been some kind of conspiracy, though the fact that Bitfinex and Tether have the same CEO can indeed be an unambiguous proof. Such situations is one of the reasons why crypto market should be given at least a basic control from the side of unprejudiced regulatory bodies - this would help to prevent the clash of interests of various investment groups. What are your thoughts about this? Do you think they really manipulated the price? Is it possible?
Latest article by www.wired.co.uk stated that a newspaper by researchers at the University of Texas at Austin's department of finance indicates that someone at Bitfinex cryptocurrency exchange may have artificially inflated the price of coins including bitcoin, ether, and Zcash. The responsible for this appears to have been Tether, a cryptocurrency with the same CEO as Bitfinex.
What are your thoughts about this? Do you think they really manipulated the price? Is it possible?
What are your thoughts about this? Do you think they really manipulated the price? Is it possible?
The whole market is highly manipulated, that's normal situation for such a young market. When institutional investors come the market will become more stable and much less manipulated. On the other hand there would be no such profits when this happens.
I think that Yes, market manipulation is always possible if you know what to do and how to do and what amounts to do)))
The market is manipulated and this is a fact. I suppose that these manipulations will be never stopped. We can not do anything with it.
surely any unregulated market can be manipulated that's why you should only invest what to afford to loose good luck with the rest of your crypto investment and trade well 
It's common knowledge that the market is easy to manipulate and manage, I can not understand one thing, why the prices on the etherium are so much lowered, and when the price returns to the area of $ 800.
Most malnipulations that occur, usually happen to coins on particular exchange or one or two exchanges and it is most times done by day traders, who do if for their business. So this might not in anyway affect the general market, which is what might have happened in the case of Bittrex.
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