Fake dump is fake

[Anonymous No.29715567]

[Anonymous No.29715784]

>>29715567
$90k before April.
Screencap this.
Thanks.

[Anonymous No.29715788]

>bump
more fags need to see this

[Anonymous No.29715847]

>>29715784
Earlier

[Anonymous No.29716060]

>>29715567
What does this mean. Someone explain for those of us who don't understand.

[Anonymous No.29716139]

>>29715567
Of corse it is fake, but we need to bleed. It is not time to buy yet. People still are unsure or have hope. 39-40k (or lower) and hopefully by Tomorroweveryone will be shook out and broken.we range for a week and go back up. JFC people<act like you have been here before. Noobs are going to get liquidated hahaha

[Anonymous No.29716462]

>>29716060
It is a coordinated miner dump. You buy BTC futures at a low target price for cheap and massive gains. Dump a ton of supply,cause panic -profit. Buy BTC back with profit while everyone sells. Profit again. You control price and make a killing both ways.

[Anonymous No.29716711]

>>29716462

And how long are they gonna keep this shit up until they let it rise??? And what happens if their fuckery destroys confidence and causes a collapse???

[Anonymous No.29716790]

>>29716462
so how do we profit off this? I'm already all in, I have no $ left to put in

[Anonymous No.29716796]

>>29716711
Futures close in roughly 15 hours.

[Anonymous No.29716849]

>>29716711
futures expire the last friday of every month so that'd be tomorrow but don't expect the bull to resume until after the weekend or even later perhaps

[Anonymous No.29716856]

Tomorrow will be a good day

[Anonymous No.29716906]

>>29715567
Can they really do anything with measly 3000-5000 BTC? That's mere $250 million. The volume on Binance alone right now is 88,900 BTC. I mean, they can try to trigger a chain reaction of stop losses and panic sales, but it shouldn't have any long-lasting effects.

[Anonymous No.29716973]

>>29716711
I think you underestimate the power of whales and bullish trends. They can reverse action at any time and paint a bullish chart and people will buy right back in. It'll be back at 50k by this time tomorrow. We haven't even tested 42k yet.

[Anonymous No.29717078]

>>29716906
Spot trumps derivatives.

[Anonymous No.29717092]

>>29716790
By not being retarded and stack sats by trading alt/btc pairs.

[Anonymous No.29717108]

>>29716711
Futures expire tomorrow 4pn London. So, soon I would imagine. Unless this is a set up for next month. Expire last Friday of the month. If people lose faith? They make a killing both ways same deal. And we get a crash for period of time.

[Anonymous No.29717187]

F2pool is exit scamming?

[Anonymous No.29717192]

>>29715567
George knows

[Anonymous No.29717202]

>>29715567
I could tell simply by the shilling here, and on /pol/ all of a sudden everyone has an opinion on crypto, and that its fake.

[Anonymous No.29717336]

George knows

[Anonymous No.29717350]

>>29717092
This is the answer. Maxis get crushed or open shorts. But that is fucking danger zone if you are asking what to do...you don’t know and shouldn’t. Everything will be fine,but we should have a terrifying night, or at least I hope we do. Bottom is not in until everyone isn’t sure crypto is good anymore. We are getting there.

[Anonymous No.29717409]

>>29717202

Wait a minute they are shilling a crypto crash on /pol...

Okay then its DEFINITELY fake.

[Anonymous No.29717489]

Dont fucking short it. You are being played.
Also these ancient addresses could be the CIA wallets. They are dumping so their buddies in WS buy it cheaper.

[Anonymous No.29717587]

>>29717489
based

[Anonymous No.29717602]

>>29716462
Why would miners sell and buy back? Why not hold?

[Anonymous No.29717785]

>>29715567
link to website?

[Anonymous No.29718000]

>>29717602
>miners sell 2700 BTC at $58k and cause a flash crash
>price dumps to $45k within a matter of hours
>miners can now afford to buy 3400 BTC at the same sale price in the midst of panic selling
Whales making splashes anon

[Anonymous No.29718328]

>>29718000
>2700 btc
>doing anything
Its February 2021, not 2020.

[Anonymous No.29718330]

>>29718000
Checked, also consider that when exchanges liquidate futures they make a killing.

[Anonymous No.29718358]

>>29717187
Lol no one gives a shit if pool decides to exit

[Anonymous No.29718402]

>>29717489
High IQ

[Anonymous No.29718707]

>>29718330
>Checked, also consider that when exchanges liquidate futures they make a killing.
Simply not true.

[Anonymous No.29718751]

>>29718328
Did you even look at the chart retard
Just adding up the “crash” days puts you close to 8k
Dumping 10% of the circulating supply of anything is surely going to do something

[Anonymous No.29718805]

>>29718000
kek you schizos are going to lose so much money

[Anonymous No.29719016]

>>29718805
>kek you schizos are going to lose so much money

[Anonymous No.29719194]

>>29718707
Except it is. Since you’re challenging my facts on this please provide a source and I’ll prove you wrong,

[Anonymous No.29719276]

>>29718707

[Anonymous No.29719560]

>>29718707
I’m waiting, but food for though why do you think there is a binance and binance.us?

[Anonymous No.29719582]

>>29719194
>>29719276
Liquidations are nothing but forced market orders + slippage, which is covered by an insurance fund, you retards.

[Anonymous No.29719793]

>>29719582
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/futures-exchanges-deal-liquidating-positions-180023026.html

I’ll start with this and then let you do some more digging.

[Anonymous No.29719902]

>>29719560
Could you spoonfeed me? I thought it was because of burgerland having different laws and taxes.

[Anonymous No.29720234]

>>29719793
>yahoo
>outdated article from some kike slut
>"The most popular Bitcoin futures trading platform around currently is BitMEX"
That aside, the article says the same shit I just told you.
>Any time BitMEX is able to liquidate the position at better than the bankruptcy price, the additional funds beyond the maintenance margin are placed into the BitMEX insurance fund. This means the exchange effectively makes a profit from the intervention – something that has caused controversy on more than one occasion.

>However, if the exchange is unable to liquidate above bankruptcy price, it must use money from the insurance fund to close the position. While this type of situation can happen, it is extremely rare.
And if you think they are cashing out the insurance fund, I can't help you.

[Anonymous No.29720490]

>>29720234
If you honestly believe that a insurance fund that is so solvent that it makes a profit 99 days out of 100 isn’t being dipped into... I can’t help you...

Not to mention the fact they don’t even need an insurance fund because they could just rely on the infinite money printer known as tether to bail them out.

[Anonymous No.29720843]

>>29720490
>If you honestly believe that a insurance fund that is so solvent that it makes a profit 99 days out of 100 isn’t being dipped into...
Bro, you don't need to act like you know this shit. I can tell you don't.
>Not to mention the fact they don’t even need an insurance fund because they could just rely on the infinite money printer known as tether to bail them out.
Tether is used for spot trading, dude.

Seriously, stop throwing your quarter knowledge around.

[Anonymous No.29720950]

Yep, we’re still in a bull market. Anyone selling before the big yellow dildo is missing out.

[Anonymous No.29720973]

>>29720843
Ok Chang, I provided proof that at least one exchange benefits from liquidations and you’ve done nothing but say, “nuh uh, you’re wrong”.

[Anonymous No.29721125]

>>29720950
wtf is this big yellow dildo

[Anonymous No.29721302]

>>29720973
You provided an old FUD article. Here are the numbers:
https://www.bitmex.com/app/insuranceFund
They are going up daily, because the trading volume and market cap of BTC is going up daily. But nobody is touching those funds, because they would get FUCKED if they did so. These sites make fucking billions on fees, do you really think they would risk that for 37 fucking BTC? Holy shit, mate.

[Anonymous No.29721682]

>>29721125
Volume