Bitcoin: 3 Ways We’re Being Manipulated RIGHT NOW




Bitcoin: 3 Ways We’re Being Manipulated RIGHT NOW

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  1. Bro I love your videos but this is the first time I feel you're not informed at all and misleading about a lot of information in this. Don't want to rant

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  3. Good points.

    Bigger manipulations: IMO, There is massive market-price manipulation controlling the major bull and bear trends. Yes, Billions or Trillions of investment capital used to manipulate crypto. At the same time a massive social engineering effort is used to keep BTC-Bitcoin on top. Remember, BTC was infiltrated and corrupted by forces opposed to peer-to-peer electronic cash for the world's people (real scaling). BTC is not really "Bitcoin" anymore and it's value is based on lies, misdirections, censorship, character assassination, … basically a house of cards held up by price manipulation.
    The dreamy ideas for where BTC-Bitcoin is headed in the future assume it can scale for the People of the world to use it. BTC-Bitcoin is intentionally incapable of that future. Those who control it's centralized development and run the social engineering to fool the masses into thinking it is decentralized and going to be able to scale someday 'soon' use Youtube and Redditt and Twitter and… like a magic wand of manipulation. The manipulation is so professional, you can fall for it and even be a part of it without them needing to pay you directly or indirectly to keep supporting the web of lies and false assumptions.

  4. I just have one dissent but other than that great video. Bitmex long futures contracts will underperform compared to buying the same usd quantity of bitcoin on the spot market at the same price. The opposite is true for shorts. For example buying 10000 long contracts @ 10000 is 1 btc in value to the long side, now suppose the price goes to 12000 you still have 10000 to the long side but the value is 0.833 btc. This is know as convexity and is documented by bitmex themselves.

    From the prospective of asymmetric returns a long is more value considering your return can be greater than 100%.

  5. This guy doesn't understand how liquidity works one bit lmao. You don't need billions to pump btc , only a couple of million depending on the order book depth at a particular time. Big spikes always happen during periods of low liquidity and chops happen during periods of high liquidity.

  6. Plus Token guy will probably wait until BTC is over 14k maybe higher to sell. That's what I would do. I'd sell what I need to live on and wait for a high price to dump, if I was to dump them.

  7. So if CME FUTURES have no weight on prices why do ALL higher time frame GAPS get filled, and by who? Is it possible it’s a coordinated effort to cause uncertainty, effectively creating volatility and more liquidity? You bring up the most important topics in this space and it’s priceless, literally! Thanks for your time. Subscribed!

  8. Slight error with the S2F model ‘Fail’… it doesn’t predict a $55k BTC by May 2020. Merely that the fundamental value of BTC will be ~$55k after the halving. I believe PlanB’s prediction is approx $100k by the end of 2021, based on a parabolic rise owing to the inevitable supply shock and the ensuing FOMO causing an overshoot.

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    I am desperate.
    My ETH address :
    0x40e80ac05b0bacc884140b5422cb46564b650866
    Big thank you & GBU

  10. Does the fact that bitcoin always close the daily CME gaps mean that the traders on the CME trading desk are actually in charge of the market and not the ones on all the other crypto exchanges?

  11. There was three reasons to have entered at $8815.

    Look this up –

    Double Bottom with a fake break out.
    Stochastic or RSI diverged with the price.

    Once you identified the divergence you would have seen the Double Bottom with the fake break out which also would have allowed you to mark up the “Wedge Pattern”.

    The rules to the trade idea is to re-enter on $8815.

  12. well, considering the lack of liquidity in the market, its pretty easy to manipulate the price using CME. all you have to do is wick the top of the moves on spot to fill ur shorts on CME using the liquidations of the longs, and dump spot right back at a loss to profit on CME shorts. basically, market buying the resistance in order to dump it right away.

    EDIT: i freaking hate when i hear that longs are more profitable than shorts. the way those contract scales gives you ridiculously more bitcoins if you succeed at shorting rather than succeeding at going long. as bitcoin price goes down, it takes more and more btc to pay for ur gains, if ur long, as btc goes up, it takes less and less btc to pay for the gains. if you close a long at the top, you wont get those coins on a cash exchange until the next day (you wont be able to sell the top for fiat) on the other hand, if you close a short at the bottom, ur much more likely to be selling high the day after when ur withdraw processes from bitmex. oh and on top of that you have a default rate of 10.95% interest annually paid to shorts, which can be brutally compounded if you rebuy with ur profit on the funding rounds.

    TLDR, shorts pay much more than longs in terms of BTC, prob why so many people get rekt on bitmex, they dont understand how it scales.

  13. That question from Congress about how many LGBTQ Plus (whatever that means) individuals are using Facebook had me laughing for close to 5 minutes straight. What an idiotic question.

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