Is BTC Market a Ponzi System
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I strongly believed that Bitcoin and the world of crypto is a Ponzi system and is run by an anonymous group called the Black Network, and in this idea, I try to prove it based on the analysis of candlesticks and Fibonacci.
Comparison of these candlesticks with the candlesticks of the stock exchange and the foreign exchange market also confirms this hypothesis.
But what is the purpose of this black network system?
I have three goals in mind.
So the lapse of time can reveal the true purpose of the black box and Confirm being a Panzi.
Comparison of these candlesticks with the candlesticks of the stock exchange and the foreign exchange market also confirms this hypothesis.
But what is the purpose of this black network system?
I have three goals in mind.
- 1- Attracting global free capital in the form of a Panzi system
- 2-Extensive advertising for accepting and replacing digital currency with paper money.
- 3 Monitoring of Volume of dollar exchanges.
with Analyzing the maximum price trend of Bitcoin in 2018 and 2021, we see that the dollar index has dropped to the level of 88 and now the dollar index has reached the level of 90, and the market trend and behavior of candlesticks indicate the possibility of the dollar falling to the level of 88 is possible.
And the analysis of the Bitcoin exchange trend also confirms the fact that a similar event in 2018 is very likely for Bitcoin, and the Fibonacci analysis also confirms the approaching of the Bitcoin price to the level of 1.618 (golden level ), and probably it is definitely a big fall on the way and the coincidence of These two phenomena technically define the overall purpose of the black box better.
So the lapse of time can reveal the true purpose of the black box and Confirm being a Panzi.
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What do you think about it ?Do you agree with me?
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