kianjerkoh on Nostr: I know the institutions’ stacks doesn’t affect the protocol or network stability, ...
I know the institutions’ stacks doesn’t affect the protocol or network stability, but I can’t help but wonder if they could be planning some coordinated dumps-and-purchases to increase price volatility to shake off the weak hands and reduce confidence for the not-yet convinced.
Those who are still early in the btc journey will still use the BTC/Fiat pair to determine its potential.
But what if the institutions betray each other i.e. A, B and C agreed to sell together, but only C sold while A and B keep stacking.
Another form of game theory? Or I’m just overthinking things. Fun thought though
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