Quote from: Russlenat on Today at 03:10:04 AM

Quote from: Wiwo on Today at 01:18:13 AM

Reading the news of the alleged transfer of $50 millions worth of XRP by the ower signaling a take profits actions as the coin touched5it all time high recently, his actions point to lack of confidence and deliberately interference with the market movement of the coin, this another example of centralized coins and how the owners can interfer as the which.

Nothing wrong with that at all as investors taking profit is part of the game. Even in Bitcoin, many sell during the bull run and wait to buy back in the bear market. It’s not just normal, it’s actually the smart move for some. Not everyone is a HODLer, but at the end of the day, we’re all in it for the profit.

Quote from: Wiwo on Today at 01:18:13 AM

Such can never happen with bitcoin, since bitcoin creation, and the multiple all time high, Satoshi wallet have remained untouched and a deliberately liquidity provided by the bitcoin creator, being decentralised and with zero owner interference, if wyou want to hold any coin, just hold bitcoin.

We can’t really use Satoshi as an example since we don’t even know if he’s still alive or not, and his coins haven’t moved at all. But there are definitely a lot of people who continue to HODL Bitcoin. Even some institutional investors are likely doing the same.

Yes, this is financial market and we are all here to make profit, so taking profit is never wrong and that is happening with bitcoin too. We all know the news about an early investor (from 2011) waking up and selling 80,000 BTC, worth over $9 billion this month, and what guarantee is there that the seller is definitely not Satoshi? Does anyone have proof that Satoshi only owns 1 wallet, and he/she doesn't own any other wallets?

Bitcoin will always be number 1 and no one denies that because it is obvious, we don't need to give unnecessary examples to prove what no one disputes.