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Crypto Discussion Forum => Cryptocurrency discussions => Topic started by: ayatoslaw on October 02, 2018, 04:19:14 AM
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often I hear people's statements about coin dumps, what do you think about that? Is it really a coin dump because there are groups of people planning to do that? or it happens purely because there are many people who simultaneously sell their coins.
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Disposal of coins after the project completion is often considered to be the cause of falling coin prices. I think this is only one of the causes. And this coin disposal is pure, not intentionally done by the community to get coins.
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In fact, there may be many reasons for dumping a coin. I know some groups of traders who merge with each other and buy some kind of certain coin, create the appearance of a sharp demand for a coin because of what its price goes up and it attracts the attention of other traders who also buy this coin. After that, at a certain point in time, when the price of a coin went up by 100%-200%, this group of traders sells all the coins they bought earlier and gets profit, and we see how the coin gets a dump. This is one example.
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This decline had to happen in order for someone to make money.When the prices are low, they are buying large quantities, they are selling as the prices rise and then they buy again.It is forbidden in real markets but this is not prohibited in this market.
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theres no reason i believe thats normal thats the prove that that coin/token alive
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it depends on the distribution strategy of each coin maker or token. if they have a good strategy to ward off joint sales by airdrop and bounty participants, the price of tokens or coins will still be good
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it depends on the distribution strategy of each coin maker or token. if they have a good strategy to ward off joint sales by airdrop and bounty participants, the price of tokens or coins will still be good
yeah, I agree with you, the strategy by the #DevelopmentTeam to overcome dumps from airdrop participants and bounty hunters is needed, however this is needed so that the project can enter the CMC, because one of the requirements for the project to enter CMC is by circulating supply.
It's just that most projects die because they can't overcome dumps from airdrop participants and bounty hunters.
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the reason for throwing coins might be that they are stressed because the price of a coin that always goes downhill is probably the cause of throwing the coin away
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Bitcoin pump and dumps work in a very simple yet straightforward manner. Pump and Dump schemes comprise of two groups of people. The first group is players who play by artificially increasing the price of the Bitcoin by endorsing or promoting it. This category of individuals spends their time finding cheap coins to purchase then wait for when they are ready for dumping and build a buzz about the coins. The process of finding and buying cheap coins can take as quick as minutes or as long as hours or even days.
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In my opinion, this happens purely because they can't wait to sell their coins immediately, even though the price is still cheap, many of them sell quickly without consideration. Even if they can hold the coins they have, they will certainly get a big profit, but in reality many of them immediately sell their coins even though the price of the coin is still very cheap.
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Many people came to this market-only to earn.They do not understand this topic at all.Having invested a large amount of money-they expected the market to grow, but the market was falling.And now many in order not to lose all investments-sell their coins very cheaply.
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I think the cause of dump coins is by bounty hunters who want to earn money on their reward. They immediately sell it because they think that price of the coin will go down.
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Yes it is. If traced there are many people who sell their coins simultaneously with a large jumblah in the near future. That caused the market to fall and many people panicked. The number of people who panic caused them to sell their coins and the market fell. That's all in my opinion.
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Coin removal is usually done by bounties after getting coins. What they do does not mean to make the coin price fall to the lowest level. So the disposal of coins by the bounty should not be used as a reason for the decline in the price of coins.
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Coin dump i think because dev and team is give up to their coin.
And when investor get anger, they are gone.
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The decline in the price of coins is usually caused by the sale of coins simultaneously. But if you look again, there is a deliberate factor made by the community to reduce the price of coins. This is what we usually call a whale.
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Some of people who are dumping lots of coins because they want to earn money in just a few minutes or days. And the cause of dumping coins are the bounty hunters. But not all of bounty hunters.
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I also often hear the issue, they said it is caused by whales or developers of a project but I don't really understand how it can be. The coin prices can move significantly as they want, and they can control market trends. That's what people say and I hear it from my friends and crypto forum members.
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I think the disposal of this coin is done to exchange the work with fiat. And this is not a deliberate factor. Because in my opinion the cause of the fall in the price of coins is more due to the lack of market demand.
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A trader who has experience in the crypto world won't panic with that kind of thing, I think someone sells their coins because they panic, you can see that happens only for a moment and the price of the coin will come back again.
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There are several factors that cause the crypto price to be dumped. Because you have already bought at a low price with a large volume and then sold it entirely, there is a pump and dump group, there is negative news that makes selling panic, the results of airdrops and bounties are newly distributed and sold simultaneously. That's some reason the price will dump in my view. There may be other opinions that can be different. Or correction from what I say.
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Some coin just need to be dump, they basically valueless and probably scam and in such dump is inevitable.
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Some of people who are dumping lots of coins because they want to earn money in just a few minutes or days. And the cause of dumping coins are the bounty hunters. But not all of bounty hunters.
I dont agree with your opinion if you say the cause of dumping coins are the bounty hunters cause you can see the allocation coin for the bounty hunters only 1 % and some of them locked the bounty hunter reward for 6 months or else. The investor or the developer did it by their self cause maybe they dont see some attacting feature inside or for developer they need it to pay the operational fee, exchanger listing fee or other fees.
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Some of people who are dumping lots of coins because they want to earn money in just a few minutes or days. And the cause of dumping coins are the bounty hunters. But not all of bounty hunters.
I dont agree with your opinion if you say the cause of dumping coins are the bounty hunters cause you can see the allocation coin for the bounty hunters only 1 % and some of them locked the bounty hunter reward for 6 months or else. The investor or the developer did it by their self cause maybe they dont see some attacting feature inside or for developer they need it to pay the operational fee, exchanger listing fee or other fees.
Yes me too. I agree with your opinion. Not all is bounty hunter fault. sometimes the panic seller follow the direction too so its look like the dumping happened in the market. Exactly if we believe in some coin product of course we just see it like the normal things in trading. The question is can you take that chance when the coin is dump? sometimes its our advantage for us to invest in there.