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Topic: Why "Buy the Rumor, Sell the News" is Fading in Bitcoin Trading? - page 4. (Read 757 times)

legendary
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So, to cut the story short, are we heading towards a more stable Bitcoin price now that institutional investors are entering the market? And if that’s the case, will the market become "boring," with less volatility as the pump-and-dump behavior fades? What are your thoughts on this?.....

That has been happening, bitcoin is gradually becoming more stable over time and we can easily see that through its yearly growth chart. Bitcoin's returns have been decreasing over time and it wouldn't be surprising if Bitcoin one day becomes as stable and less volatile as gold. But in return, that would make bitcoin safer like gold is today.

The more mature Bitcoin becomes, the less volatile it becomes, and that makes it less attractive to speculators looking to get rich quickly. But it will become the preferred choice of those looking for a store of value, a safe haven, or it could be legalized and recognized as a global means of payment like the original purpose for which Satoshi created it.
hero member
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Algos/traders are getting smarter. They position themselves way before the event takes place and that’s why their trades look out of order.
Most of traders can not change themselves and continue to be loses with time. Very few traders can learn from the market, own losses and change themselves to become successful and profitable traders.

In this market, with each new bull market, there are a lot of noise on media and massive new participants will join this market, they will need time to learn the lesson "Buy the rumors, sell the news".

"Buy the rumor, sell the news". Meme or actual strategy?

See the chart of "How Buy the Rumor, Sell the News looks like", that is insightful on how this strategy works.
legendary
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Algos/traders are getting smarter. They position themselves way before the event takes place and that’s why their trades look out of order. AI is a big help too. I’m wonder sometimes though, if every trader uses AI powered algos, everyone will be making the same trades. Since nobody will get trapped on the wrong side of the trade, what will happen in this scenario? The price of that asset will either go to infinity or to zero. Interesting times.
legendary
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It’s been a while since we’ve seen a significant pump in the Bitcoin market, unlike in the past when pump-and-dump trends were common. If I recall correctly, any news involving government approval would cause a pump in price, while negative news, like China’s Bitcoin ban in the past, would trigger a dump, but these effects were usually temporary.

Recently, I’ve noticed something different, like with the ETF example. Before it was approved, traders and investors were highly optimistic that once it got the green light, Bitcoin would "go to the moon." The application process for a Bitcoin ETF started back in 2013, /with many applications eventually approved , but this recent one is the biggest.

When BlackRock announced their application for a spot Bitcoin ETF on June 15, 2023, it pumped Bitcoin’s price, and then there was another surge from the false report of approval.

So, to cut the story short, are we heading towards a more stable Bitcoin price now that institutional investors are entering the market? And if that’s the case, will the market become "boring," with less volatility as the pump-and-dump behavior fades? What are your thoughts on this?.....
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