Cryptocurrency

[Litzki1990]

I am simply trying to explain to you why the market is pumping and dumping. Suppose the demand for a daily essential item is high and people are buying a large quantity, naturally the price and demand of that product will increase, but if for some reason people do not want to buy that product, then the price of that product will decrease. This is how it works in crypto markets as well. When the number of sellers of a coin increases compared to the buyer, people buy those coins at a relatively low price and the value of those coins gradually decreases as they buy the coins at a low price. Again, when people keep buying more of those coins, the value of those coins gradually increases, basically this is how pumping and dumping happens in the market.

[Yamane_Keto]

Again, when people keep buying more of those coins, the value of those coins gradually increases, basically this is how pumping and dumping happens in the market.

Retail traders do not affect the price as much as whale movements, as they directly affect the spot market, but since these whales prefer to buy from OTC, so when there is no supply there, the price rises insanely if there is excess demand, and all of these factors are related to Bitcoin mainly, as for some altcoins. It creates a pump and dump to scam investors.

[Papusha20]

why crypto market is up and down  any buddy can explain

It's normal for the cryptocurrency market to go up and down, if I invest in Bitcoin I buy it at a low price and sell it at a high price hoping for a profit. Bitcoin prices go lower and higher because investors can make profits. The lower the price, the more investors will buy Bitcoin. And the more the price of Bitcoin increases, the more profit investors will sell Bitcoin. Investors won't be able to profit unless the price of Bitcoin goes lower or higher.

[milewilda]

why crypto market is up and down  any buddy can explain

It's normal for the cryptocurrency market to go up and down, if I invest in Bitcoin I buy it at a low price and sell it at a high price hoping for a profit. Bitcoin prices go lower and higher because investors can make profits. The lower the price, the more investors will buy Bitcoin. And the more the price of Bitcoin increases, the more profit investors will sell Bitcoin. Investors won't be able to profit unless the price of Bitcoin goes lower or higher.

If it wasnt moving up and down or simply having that one direction then it cant be called market at all and people would really be just simply flocking away because they cant really be able to make money with it on which we know that volatility is the main reason on why people do really get interested on making investment with it or do make out trades.
If it doesnt goes with those movements then people would skip out and find or look for another one. There's no money that could be generate or could really be earned on a stable coin or whatever it is. If you are someone who doesnt really like on dealing up with volatile things then this market isnt for you.

[jeraldskie11]

Again, when people keep buying more of those coins, the value of those coins gradually increases, basically this is how pumping and dumping happens in the market.

Retail traders do not affect the price as much as whale movements, as they directly affect the spot market, but since these whales prefer to buy from OTC, so when there is no supply there, the price rises insanely if there is excess demand, and all of these factors are related to Bitcoin mainly, as for some altcoins. It creates a pump and dump to scam investors.

I agree with you. The big candlesticks in the market was made by the whales and institutions, small traders can only make small candlesticks. In other words, whales and institutions are the one who can dictate the price and sometimes it is used to manipulate the market. There are cases that small traders can make the price moves up and down if the token/coin is very volatile, so we should be aware of this because the risk is too high.

[Papusha20]

Again, when people keep buying more of those coins, the value of those coins gradually increases, basically this is how pumping and dumping happens in the market.

Retail traders do not affect the price as much as whale movements, as they directly affect the spot market, but since these whales prefer to buy from OTC, so when there is no supply there, the price rises insanely if there is excess demand, and all of these factors are related to Bitcoin mainly, as for some altcoins. It creates a pump and dump to scam investors.

I agree with you. The big candlesticks in the market was made by the whales and institutions, small traders can only make small candlesticks. In other words, whales and institutions are the one who can dictate the price and sometimes it is used to manipulate the market. There are cases that small traders can make the price moves up and down if the token/coin is very volatile, so we should be aware of this because the risk is too high.

Those who own large institutions buy more and more bitcoins, and they make a comment about bitcoin to save the price, and when the selling price drops because of that comment, those big whales then start buying bitcoins. That's why the small candles in the Bitcoin market are currently green and the price of Bitcoin will be very much under normal control before the halving period. In order for other investors to invest in Bitcoin, the price of Bitcoin is currently very high. As many institutions as there are are investors in Bitcoin, usually small traders outnumber them.

[pacar_tiri]

I agree with you. The big candlesticks in the market was made by the whales and institutions, small traders can only make small candlesticks. In other words, whales and institutions are the one who can dictate the price and sometimes it is used to manipulate the market. There are cases that small traders can make the price moves up and down if the token/coin is very volatile, so we should be aware of this because the risk is too high.

Traders who have small capital will never be able to provide price movements on exchanges, those who have a lot of money will dominate in making Bitcoin price movements on exchanges. However, this can all be overcome when there is good news that can trigger whales to follow the movements made by small traders.

[jeraldskie11]

I agree with you. The big candlesticks in the market was made by the whales and institutions, small traders can only make small candlesticks. In other words, whales and institutions are the one who can dictate the price and sometimes it is used to manipulate the market. There are cases that small traders can make the price moves up and down if the token/coin is very volatile, so we should be aware of this because the risk is too high.

Traders who have small capital will never be able to provide price movements on exchanges, those who have a lot of money will dominate in making Bitcoin price movements on exchanges. However, this can all be overcome when there is good news that can trigger whales to follow the movements made by small traders.

A trader with a small capital cannot produce a significant market move, but buying or selling in a very volatile currency might result in an impulsive move in price. And because Bitcoin is a low volatility currency, small traders cannot cause significant price movement. I will not agree that when there is positive news about cryptocurrency, whales follow the movements of small traders, except in rare cases, because small traders also watch the movements of whales to determine which direction the price will go.

[UNIVERSE]

I agree with you. The big candlesticks in the market was made by the whales and institutions, small traders can only make small candlesticks. In other words, whales and institutions are the one who can dictate the price and sometimes it is used to manipulate the market. There are cases that small traders can make the price moves up and down if the token/coin is very volatile, so we should be aware of this because the risk is too high.

Traders who have small capital will never be able to provide price movements on exchanges, those who have a lot of money will dominate in making Bitcoin price movements on exchanges. However, this can all be overcome when there is good news that can trigger whales to follow the movements made by small traders.

A trader with a small capital cannot produce a significant market move, but buying or selling in a very volatile currency might result in an impulsive move in price. And because Bitcoin is a low volatility currency, small traders cannot cause significant price movement. I will not agree that when there is positive news about cryptocurrency, whales follow the movements of small traders, except in rare cases, because small traders also watch the movements of whales to determine which direction the price will go.

Exactly, whales are in control of this crypto market. They are sometimes the ones who control various news that exists globally, both good news and FUD which is deliberately spread for certain purposes. Even though we often think it is impossible for the market to be manipulated, market manipulation cannot be denied. It's just that the method is so smooth that we small traders sometimes don't notice it, and what happens is that we just follow their flow.

[Google+]

Exactly, whales are in control of this crypto market. They are sometimes the ones who control various news that exists globally, both good news and FUD which is deliberately spread for certain purposes. Even though we often think it is impossible for the market to be manipulated, market manipulation cannot be denied. It's just that the method is so smooth that we small traders sometimes don't notice it, and what happens is that we just follow their flow.

Yes, you are right, so far whales and those who have a lot of capital have the potential to move the price of Bitcoin. Including owners of USDT also seem to have the potential to move the price of Cryptocurrency on exchanges because the supply of USDT they own is very large, Whales will usually take advantage of everything Kinds of good and bad news to start with given Cryptocurrency price movements on exchanges.

[FOKA33]

Cryptocurrency are decentralized i.e they're not controlled by any Financial institutions, they are maintained by a network of computer all around the world.