Well, it had to happen at some point. It was obvious that exchanges started selling a single shitcoin to multiple retailers a while ago. You can't create the massive market cap that we are seeing out of 21 million coins. Too obvious. But now your beloved big names are pulling the rug. https://www.forbes.com/sites/digita...firmed-a-devastating-bitcoin-price-bombshell/ And do you know what happens when people start to realize that they have been sold something that someone else's own? So, first thing, get your shitcoins out of the exchanges. And leave in there only what you are going to exchange to fiat. Do not get caught in the scam.
It doesn't matter whether it is a true scam or a pseudo scam. Just focus on the chart. uptrend - go Long it downtrend - go Short it
Forbes is a fear marketing machine. Every single day there's a link from Google to some "bombshell" clickbait post that Forbes has created. Some of the headlines and content they create is in my opinion, embarassing.
Fair enough. I did link Forbes because it is the best article I found. But I got the news from a website about cryptos. The article was so poorly written there that I went to look for another source. The point here is to keep your coins out of the exchanges because I am completely sure that they have been doing some dirty selling.
it is always a well known “back door”, and the fact that chinese and koreans have most of its holdings, more than what americans and the europeans own.
The "issue" is mentioned in It's the disclaimer displayed for a few seconds about the 21 million supply cap.
If Saylor thinks bitcoin is headed to 13 million he better gobble up more today under 100k... Fairytale coins Mstr headed below 100