big players (non hexicans) are trying to sabotage hex? Price starts to go up but then big sums get cashed out over and over...
nah there's just a lot of people that put a couple thousand in and see it being worth millions... they've never seen that kind of money before and when the price moves a penny - their portfolio moves in the tens of thousands and they freak out... SELLLLLL. This crap will end soon and we will soon be hearing stories from them a year later about how horrible they feel for selling. This repeats itself over and over.
I said big players though...
selling 35 million hex isn't considered "big" to you?
Did you read what I wrote?
yes, and I responded to what you wrote.
What has the 35 million figure got to do with what I was asking? Genuine question
i was being somewhat generic on that comment... maybe I misunderstood the context. I was just saying these are some pretty big wallets that are dumping. People who lose sight of reality and just need to secure this wealth they've never seen before. Smart investors would certainly not be selling the bottom like this.
Cryptowar is a real thing. Aside from what I'm talking about, we've seen plenty of gatekeeping with hex, Coinpaprika had that 'low volume' warning for buying hex and nomics recently rearranged hex in the rankings.
Some sites make money when you lose money. They profit from you switching positions and coins over and over. Some profit from advertising you things that will get you rekt. Your job is to notice, that in crypto, "some" actually means "most." (This means ranking sites and margin trading sites. The only good thing is fiat onramp exchanges, they're necessary.)
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