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9227854 No.9227854 [Reply] [Original]

You do realise these fags will try to short the market Into oblivion, right?

They are trading paper not btc they don’t give a fuck about the price

>> No.9228064

You have to explain the operation to the pajeets
The key to the process is the short sale, when a trader borrows crypto from a broker, sells them and hopes to repay the loan with crypto bought later for less. The short seller profits only if the crypto price falls — selling high and then buying low. If the price goes up, he has to buy replacement crypto for more than he made on the ones he sold.
But if he does not sell enough to make the price go down he has to call his friends and ask for help making the price go down!

>> No.9228108

>>9228064
many much thanks yous sirs

>> No.9228128

>>9227854
They would have to buy a bunch of btc in the first place to dump it and get their shorts

>> No.9228148

>>9227854

GS makes more in commissions by making BTC derivatives and selling these products to institutional investors. do you even know how investment banking works?

>> No.9228340

>>9228148
^this

The real fear is how investment banks will enable more market makers. Do you know how easy it's going to be for people to manipulate a decentralized commodity? Market makers are already in incredible positions of power in terms of controlling news and sentiment for equities, bonds, currencies, and more. When you consider that there is no central organization to counter any good/bad news or sentiment on BTC, it's going to be like taking candy from a baby.

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9228400

>>9227854
be a good goyim now and trust us

>> No.9228471

>>9227854

Oh you work for Goldman? You sit in meetings with Blankfein?
Oh you don't?
Well then maybe you should shut the fuck about what you think they're going to do because you don't actually know shit do you.

>> No.9228858

>>9228471
SEETHING

>> No.9229617

>>9228128
>They would have to buy a bunch of btc in the first place
They already did... BTC devs are FUNDED by banks.

>> No.9229674

>>9228128
>>9228148
These

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9229698

>>9229617
do u have sauce on this?

>> No.9229899

>>9228064
Very nice explained.

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>>9227854
>Into oblivion

>> No.9229945

>>9227854
implying this past year wasn't employees of the investment banking industry front running the massive bull run that this and other similar things will cause.

>> No.9230276

>>9228471
> He thinks old wall st money wants to help a load of neets become billionaires

>> No.9230297

>>9228128
No they don’t these are paper trades u fucking moron they don’t have to even hold the assets.

More gold is traded in the futures market than even exists in value how do you think that a possible?

>> No.9230576

>>9230276
They're going to make themselves trillions. They don't give a shit about you. If you didn't shake and sell the them already then hold for the ride. Don't be an idiot.

>> No.9230597

>>9227854
Of course faggots. That's why you ride the altcoin run right now until BTC starts pumping. Move into BTC and when it hits a big ol round number, between 50-100k sell it off and wait for the season to start again.