Deceit is not an enemy's invention but a friend's inventionSmith's economic theories, if applied to the crypto market, would mean that:

Free market forces determine prices.

Adam Smith's "Invisible Hand" theory states that if there is no intervention in the market, prices are automatically determined by Supply & Demand.

The crypto market also operates on the same principle, where investor demand and selling drives the price up or down.

Possibility of Speculation and Deception

Adam Smith warned that certain capitalists or entrepreneurs could artificially raise or lower prices.

In the crypto market there are "pump and dump" schemes, whale trading, and attempts by the media to drive up or down prices.

Long term value (Intrinsic Value) and actual market position

According to Adam Smith, the price of a thing should be according to its real value (Intrinsic Value), not just speculation.

Deceit is not an enemy's invention but a friend's Much of the value of cryptocurrencies is based on speculation, so there is high volatility in prices.

So can the crypto market go up?

If demand increases (e.g. large institutions buy crypto, a country gains legal status, or new technology emerges), the price can go up.

If speculation or market manipulation is high, the price may fluctuate unexpectedly.

According to Adam Smith's principles, if crypto finds long-term utility, such as payments or a functional role in the economy, its value can stabilize.

Result:

The crypto market can go up, but it depends entirely on the free market and speculation. According to Adam Smith's principles, if the real-world utility of cryptocurrencies increases, the price can become more stable and sustainable.#cryptouniverseofficial #crypto