I don't understand those ever lasting sell walls at CryptoRush.
I see two possible reasons:
1. Stupid (sorry) investors want to sell, but don't want so sell lower than profitable in relation to their invested BTC.
2. Someone who want's to keep Reddcoin at a low price in order to keep their own primary coin relatively stronger.
Why?
Because - I don't think miners would hesitate to sell at any given exchange rate close to the one existing when they mined the coins. The exchange rate is so stable that if the sell walls are made by miners, they really must believe the price will rise, which is kind of contradictory if they place the sell orders at low rates.
Investors would (or should) not set up sell walls. This is insanely ignorant. Short-term miners would probably just sell no matter what.
So the question is:
For such a long time, we've had big sell walls, but none of the sellers are willing to sell at current price, and therefore the price won't go to 1 satoshi. Why?
I think it could be someone trying to freeze the rate. If the sell walls are eaten up, they place new sell orders. And they would not sell at low rates, because then the price would just rise again shortly after.
What do you think?