Re:Bitcoin Halving Just Occured
by arcticbull on Monday May 11, 2020 @05:04PM
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> I'm not sure if they have full reserves or running some magic; but whatever they are doing is working very well.
We know they don't have full reserves because we know 30% of them were seized. [1]
> ...but whatever they are doing is working very well.
Frauds work until they don't.
[1] https://cointelegraph.com/news/head-of-crypto-capital-arrest...
>>> We know they don't have full reserves because we know 30% of them were seized. [1]
You suspect they don't have full reserves because you know 30% of them were seized. Presuming "full reserves" means 1:1 backing (what else could it mean, here?), your statement assumes they had exactly 1:1 reserves before the seizure. If they had more than that, your assumption could end up false.
So sure, you suspect. From what I've read in this thread, I tend to agree. But I fail to see how you know.
Re:Bitcoin Halving Just Occured
by GoblinSlayer on Tuesday May 12, 2020 @09:57AM
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Better call it economics. Not like there's difference, but economics is better for PR.
Re:Bitcoin Halving Just Occured
by arcticbull on Tuesday May 12, 2020 @01:54PM
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No, there's a big difference lol, the economy is managed and administered at the will of the people to benefit the people. This fraud is being administered by a shady cabal in the BVI with offices in Hong Kong to the benefit of themselves.
> The market trusts it because number go up, and it's in the interest of exactly zero market participants to show the world the emperor has no clothes.
Wouldn't work on extreme market fluctuations. Bitcoin dropped 50% and USDT still hold the peg. Bitcoin then almost tripled in a short period and USDT still hold the peg. I'm not sure if they have full reserves or running some magic; but whatever they are doing is working very well.