Foreveryoung456
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Well, is it a dip or a crash. Does one buy on this dip? Or three dips from now? Or is this just a nasty crash with no hopes of recovery?
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It’s down almost $22k from two weeks ago.. seems like a good time to buy..Like rn rn?
Well, is it a dip or a crash. Does one buy on this dip? Or three dips from now? Or is this just a nasty crash with no hopes of recovery?
100% right. Big money aka whales can knock the price down quick and hard. I don't beleve thats what happened on Friday because it was a market wide event. Usually you will see it on big crypto's like BTC and ETH and only a few cryptos will get hit simultaneously. Since the crypto market is unregulated you can leverage your money 100 to one sometimes more. If someone leverages similar to this and the price goes too low they will get margin called and their position liquidated. Also, whales will do what is known as stop loss hunting. Traders set a automatic sell limit under a area of support within the chart. Whales will intentionally knock the price to those levels, causing the price to drop further. These events are often short lived. As I said previously, this was not the case because it was market wide.I bought the dip as usual, i bought it at 53.9k because i thought that was the bottom, then i went to the gym, cameback and it was at 43k. sadly i had no more fiat or stablecoins loaded and rdy to buy, otherwuse i wouldve bought more right then and there. Oh well. Been buying btc since it was 4k.
No hopes of recovery? Bro this type of “crash” happens every few weeks. Everytime it happens everyone cries in the corner saying its dead/dying, then it comes roaring back. There is some huge players doing a lot of market manipulations. While that sucks, they are mostly hunting for leveraged traders and new investors who panic sell. Dont panic, and dont use leverage, and you will be fine.
The cats who have been in this for years become jaded to the volatility and just carry on.
