Quote from: teramit on June 20, 2018, 05:43:41 PM

People will never understand there is no relation between hackings and btc price. If any exchange hack coincided with a price fall everybody connects them but a lot of times price rised while a hacking news was hot.If hacking is not on your exchange you dont have to cry, no affect to your money, you dont have to sell.

well there are some differences between news. not all the hacks are the same for instance. for example there is a big difference if Coinbase gets hacked or bleutrade gets hacked. you have possibly never heard the name of the second one! in case of Bithumb it was a big exchange with a large volume. they say it was #6 in ranking.

Quote from: snipie on June 20, 2018, 08:32:33 PM

Quote from: Greed Dev on June 20, 2018, 08:14:43 PM

Market prices are hard to predict. Sometimes there is a lot of good news for crypto, but the price of the market will drop. And today when there is bad news such as exchanging Bithumb attacked, but prices have not dropped and are trending up.

That's correct, I remember when the bitcoin halving happened for example, the price didn't move much until many weeks later. It is the same now, the price will not be affected so much until a large amount of coins will be dropped in the market later.

that is because the rise for halving started about a month before the actual event in both cases (we had only 2 halvings so far and both were the same).
price went up a lot before the halving, halving happened, price dropped for correction, it stayed stable for a while for accumulation then the rally continued. that is why you think it didn't move for weeks.