🔑 The secret to the game with Bitcoin... and why the picture is clearer than ever
First, let's agree that Bitcoin's total market capitalization today is approximately $2.5 trillion.
This means that numbers like $100 million are just "change" compared to the overall market size.
When you hear that a major company has sold several million dollars worth of Bitcoin, it may seem huge to you.
But in reality, these amounts represent nothing compared to the total size of the market.
In the past – when the market size was less than $1 trillion – there was indeed systematic manipulation by large entities aimed at scaring individual investors.
The goal? To get them to sell at low prices so that these entities can buy in large quantities and easily withstand market fluctuations, while individuals cannot.
Despite this, Bitcoin was recovering quickly even at that stage.
Today, with the market size growing to trillions of dollars, any billions of dollars of selling pressure has very little impact.
In fact, it can be said that Bitcoin has become more resistant to manipulation than any other asset, especially alternative digital currencies, which remain small and easy to manipulate.
Financial institutions, giant corporations, and even some governments are all ready to buy Bitcoin above $100,000.
What if they get a "discount" on the price?
Conclusion:
In the past, manipulation was able to move the price by about 10%,
Today it barely exceeds 3%, and has become a risk to the whales themselves.
So if you understand the game well, you won't be affected by any attempts at manipulation... and you'll understand why we always say: Bitcoin is the asset that deserves trust.
