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Re: Can someone manipulate the price of bitcoin?
by
gabmen
on 07/12/2018, 13:17:35 UTC
At small time intervals, large holders can influence prices by selling a large number of coins on exchanges or vice versa, starting to buy Bitcoin en masse. But these actions cause only temporary price fluctuations. Somehow the manipulators of the market cannot change the law of the market itself, so if you count on long-term investments, then you should not worry about it. In addition, the really large holders themselves are not profitable by the long-term weakening of the Bitcoin course.
What do you think?


Anyone could manipulate the market performance of any investments either crypto or non crypto investments as long as they have huge financial resources at their disposals in which this price manipulation is already known for a long time and become normal in nature. Truly they will not benefits of this low market volume but we don't know if this is part of their plan or i'm afraid that more people in fear are now avoiding this investments because of these manipulations environment.

Well i think those people who have enough coins to manipulate the market are probably on observer mode right now looking where this could go. Their money would go a very long way if they can buy in bulk near the bottom. They might be looking at how long will people continue to be anxious about the market status.