/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>12225631
I had alike realizations recently. It feels quite strange, but a lot things are starting to make sense.

/biz/ is such an awkward place

>implying psy-op

>>2825107
I would invest in coins and would gladly give back after profiting.

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MULTI on yobit is the only shotcoin which will double your money from 1sat to 2-5sat soon. Trust me

>>2733388
>People are just scared of August 1st and whales are taking advantage.
No, that's not what is happening. The whales aren't who you think they are.

Read this and tell me it's not connected to crypto being in the red, tell me I'm not a tinfoiler. Because the way I see it, it is connected, and big institutional players just pulled their crypto holdings and other commodities futures contracts out in the past 48 hours to cover BoJ bonds, to keep the lid on the system and USD and equities propped up.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-07-07/silver-flash-crash-theres-no-such-thing-bad-tick

We all know the big banks are into the crypto like flies on horse shit. If this is true, we just caught a glimpse of their hand. We know they were in at least 20% of the market volume.

If banks use crypto to seek profits and balance their books, does that mean it has "currency"? Does that give it legitimacy?

What are the real ramifications of this? I feel like I'm only understanding a fraction of what can be learned from this recent episode.