Araysar stand readyIn a situation like this BTC is just usually moving faster than the rest of the market. I suspect we'll see more dumping in traditional markets tomorrow.
That's been my experience at least
Araysar stand readyIn a situation like this BTC is just usually moving faster than the rest of the market. I suspect we'll see more dumping in traditional markets tomorrow.
That's been my experience at least
Zerohedge article I posted a few posts back has some more context. Somebody got caught offsides on the Japanese Yen carry trade and got liquidated. Seeing cascading liquidations from that right now. AllegedlyWut?
Zerohedge article I posted a few posts back has some more context. Somebody got caught offsides on the Japanese Yen carry trade and got liquidated. Seeing cascading liquidations from that right now. Allegedly
Imagine how awful the world would be if the only purpose of the stock market was to encourage investment into companies with good products and services and the only transactions available were buying and selling whole shares with cash on hand, and leverage, derivatives, options, and other “financial instruments” did not exist. I’m getting chills just thinking about it.Just want to point out that if leverage was removed from the markets and you could only buy/sell what you had cash to cover, markets would work amazingly well. Its the leverage that's the debil. Always has been.
Ugh, and what if you took physical custody of the stock certificates? DisgustingImagine how awful the world would be if the only purpose of the stock market was to encourage investment into companies with good products and services and the only transactions available were buying and selling whole shares with cash on hand, and leverage, derivatives, options, and other “financial instruments” did not exist. I’m getting chills just thinking about it.
It's a fantasy. We've all played enough games to know that any system that allows players to get ahead by making better decisions than other players will devolve into a degenerate state without constant rules changes. And as long as there exists players who are better at leveraging the rules than the people making the rules, the rule changes will be very ineffectively at limiting their ability to continue getting ahead in the game.Imagine how awful the world would be if the only purpose of the stock market was to encourage investment into companies with good products and services and the only transactions available were buying and selling whole shares with cash on hand, and leverage, derivatives, options, and other “financial instruments” did not exist. I’m getting chills just thinking about it.
People who play to have fun.
People who play to prove they're smarter than their opponent.
People who play to prove they're smarter than the people making the game.
(Okay there's a 4th secret kind of player, Commander players, who play to prove they're morally superior to other people at the table while being smug as fuck, but let's not talk about those people. Actually, those people are kinda like crypto nerds, so maybe we should.)