I love it how you just disregard everything and oversimplify things.
I'll say it again in case you haven't read it: Recognizing something is not the same as identifying its purpose.
Which means NO, I don't see its effects and can automatically extrapolate all the information needed. No one can. What makes you the oracle?? "Then I will help you determine why".. Really??? Where do you get off?? Who made you trader of the century?
"This isn't rocket science." so you must be a multi-millionaire right? right??
I encourage you to use you're amazing foresight skills in other fields: see Cancer, extrapolate, Cancer defeated, profit. See quantum forces, extrapolate, time travel achieved, profit.
I read all of your posts and enjoy them, but this "know it all, EZ mode" attitude I cannot understand. I know you're a intelligent person.
Just answer me this with your most honest point of view: is there manipulation in Bitcoin markets?
a) Yes
b) No
Because that is what it boils down. I don't truly believe you, an intelligent person from what I've seen in your posts, thinks there is NO (and it means NO, not a single shred) manipulation.
Lol. So this secret manipulation, it always works against you?
Disregard everything and just answer with a stupid question?
You didn't answer my question.
I'll take that as "a) Yes, plus I'm too proud to admit it".
And it's no secret either, you just choose to blindly ignore and disregard (quite the modus operandi you've got there).
Manipulation, yes? Are you talking about someone happily selling to a happy buyer? Or are you talking about someone happily buying from a happy seller?
Or are you talking about someone using fraud or violence to aquire coins or fiat?
Or do you have problems with people selling many coins? Well that is ownership, he can sell if he wants. Large buyer? He can do that if that is what he wants to do with his fiat.
Maybe you are talking about trading for the effect, like selling a lot to lower the price, then take advantage of that? Well that may be forbidden in some markets, but not with bitcoin, and we don't want it to be. Rather we want the other traders to be aware of it and take precautions to exploit it. Which they do.
There is nothing to indicate that the bitcoin market is not free. Any reason to buy or sell is as good as another. It is up to the participants. And any rule to deviate from trading for each participant's own interest is just you wanting to control others. No thanks.