It's not uncommon to see traders accusing crypto teams of being manipulators or scammers. Sure, manipulation cases can exist, but most wild price movements are primarily due to whales. Imagine you're in a crypto with a market cap of $1 million. If a whale bets $100,000 short, that means it could drag the market down by around -10%. Then there's the leverage. If 1,000 traders bet $10 on a crypto with a ×20 leverage, Binance will miscalculate the market cap with a margin of error of ×20, inflating the numbers. But imagine a whale betting $100k with ×20 leverage; they would create a false market cap of $2 million. What if Binance is the problem and not the teams? What if leverage is the cause of the wild asset movements? I might have said some nonsense. $BTC $ETH $ESPORTS
I do not understand how a trader can cry because of a single token.
I see on Square traders crying for having lost all their tokens on a single asset that had a bear run of -80%.
If I understand correctly, they got into trading on the recommendation of a cryptocurrency that could make them rich. They create their wallets and pay only with this crypto.
Generally, they enter when the token price is in a bull run phase. Example: +8% or +10%.
After a few weeks of hodling, the price goes up to +300%. And then, the same token drops to -380%. It is here that they cry incessantly.
In conclusion: They had no basis in the stock market. They did not follow any training. They have no strategy. Nor entry and exit objectives. They analyzed nothing and have no information. HOWEVER; The first rule of trading is: "Never put all your eggs in one basket." Because cryptocurrency is like cigarettes: At the time of purchase, you are told that abuse is dangerous. 🤣😎🦾
In 11 days, Iran will negotiate x with the USA and after that, it will be the end of the Iranian nuclear program. A new Iran is emerging. An Iranian Democratic Republic. Since the 70s, Iran has continuously threatened American-Israeli-Western security. For more than 50 years, this threat has been multidimensional, including the creation of armed groups and financing international terrorism. For more than 50 years, Westerners have believed in the power of economic sanctions. They believed that this path would deter the Iranians. In reality, sanctions are effective in the short term, but in the long term, the victim adapts. Donald Trump is not wrong to prioritize military options to end an issue that has lasted for more than half a century. It was now or never. If he did not act now, in 3 years, Iran would have nuclear weapons. The new Iranian authorities must understand that even if they obtained nuclear weapons, it would not guarantee them effective deterrence, especially since the goal is to threaten the USA and the West. Because the USA possesses not only effective weapons and weapons of mass destruction but also bombs more powerful than the atomic bomb. I am referring to the H-bomb or hydrogen bomb.
Here is the reality far from partisan and emotional reactions.
I often laugh when I see traders rejoicing that a coin has made a gain of over 1000% or more than 150%. If you are facing this situation, check if the Bond (bull run) equals its all-time high. If so, one should expect a follow-up of (bear run). It makes sense since after the price has reached the peak, a correction will follow as people will be ready to sell at a low price. #workhardplaysmarty #Trump's48HourUltimatumNearsEnd #TrumpConsidersEndingIranConflict #PHALA #BullRun🐂
👉This means that there is a new supply in the market. 👉This means that the supply reduces the scarcity of the product. 👉The more the scarcity decreases, the less demand and a bit more supply. 👉In conclusion: the price of the product will drop.
#BTCFellBelow$69,000Again I can understand that a holder-profile trader might cry when prices drop. Whether you are Bear or Bull, you should normally be happy when the market is uncertain. For example, what is happening with BTC. Strategy: when people dig for gold, sell shovels and don't get involved with them $BNB $BTC