"Fake News" and the detrimental effects on the crypto exchange
Already it has been stated that China has the means and motive to de-stabilize BTC for a variety of reasons. To interfere with weak and struggling economies whose Fiat currency has destabilized or fallen whose interests are at odds with China. Later today , the same entity that made these claims regarding BTC released another brief further disparaging the flagship crypto - coin. It seems that daily a mix of stories are published that , if fully believed would likely have created mass hysteria within the ranks of crypto bulls and bears alike.
Please don't believe anything you read. In todays world you simply cannot . Between whales with enough money to prop up prices almost by themselves , and the propaganda released to the rest of us , confusion abounds. Vet your sources - learn for yourself the relationships between market volume , RSI , market cap and their impact upon a given up or downtrend and let the Fake News go.
Fearmongering in the media causes bad trades and money loss daily, and finally lets not forget that the media moguls themselves, the ones publishing good or bad news alternately depending on the day are a part of the pump and dump behind the scenes that fuels panic based thinking and actions by the mainstream from which the monetary elite profit each day , regardless of market movement. Between the slanted media and burst cash infusions a case could be made that what is taking place is in ways similar to insider trading.
Study the patterns for yourself. Money CAN be made even in a stagnant market if you know when to sell and later buy back at a lower price. Cryptocurrency isn't going away. It IS the future of money. Heads of State, most recently Malta's PM have already said as much. Countries with struggling fiat currency ARE buying crypto. The only thing slowing the movement in the market is fear , and in many ways it is justified. If you invested last Winter you sustained losses.... terrible losses, but you STILL own the currency , and it WILL go up.
The world is changing and our oldest institutions dont want to change with it. If you believe that 0.04% interest is right for you, I invite you to go open a savings account; otherwise such amounts can be made daily, provided you have the capital.
Please don't believe anything you read. In todays world you simply cannot . Between whales with enough money to prop up prices almost by themselves , and the propaganda released to the rest of us , confusion abounds. Vet your sources - learn for yourself the relationships between market volume , RSI , market cap and their impact upon a given up or downtrend and let the Fake News go.
Fearmongering in the media causes bad trades and money loss daily, and finally lets not forget that the media moguls themselves, the ones publishing good or bad news alternately depending on the day are a part of the pump and dump behind the scenes that fuels panic based thinking and actions by the mainstream from which the monetary elite profit each day , regardless of market movement. Between the slanted media and burst cash infusions a case could be made that what is taking place is in ways similar to insider trading.
Study the patterns for yourself. Money CAN be made even in a stagnant market if you know when to sell and later buy back at a lower price. Cryptocurrency isn't going away. It IS the future of money. Heads of State, most recently Malta's PM have already said as much. Countries with struggling fiat currency ARE buying crypto. The only thing slowing the movement in the market is fear , and in many ways it is justified. If you invested last Winter you sustained losses.... terrible losses, but you STILL own the currency , and it WILL go up.
The world is changing and our oldest institutions dont want to change with it. If you believe that 0.04% interest is right for you, I invite you to go open a savings account; otherwise such amounts can be made daily, provided you have the capital.
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