These big financial companies do this, then once the value level is at a significantly lower point they're satisfied with, they start buying it back up again. They do this to get the less wealthy private community to start selling off, so they can buy up whatever it is, and consolidate the wealth distribution of that asset.
Black Rock has been known to do this with just about every asset you can do this with. So have the other trading houses.
Some financial institutions are having to sell Bitcoin (possibly by force) in order to make up for other liquidity pools (criminal) that are drying up. Unclear at this point who is who, but it is very likely that BofA, Citibank, and Wells-Fargo are having to liquidate assets to support their silver short positions. I have previously estimated in 2025 that "fatal price" of silver for BofA was $83-86, for Citibank was $128-133, and for WF was $195-205. These are the rough prices at which they no longer meet banking regulations for capital requirements. The numbers are different now post 7-1-25 rules on gold collateralizability and significant gold accumulation by ALL US banks.
TLDR: They are selling Bitcoin and buying gold to support their silver shorts.
The rothschilds made a big deal about selling the pound when napoleon lost, all while their agents were buying for pennies on the dollar.
Whatever your convictions are, just stick to your guns, some of us will be wrong, but only a few of us need to be right to destroy the cabal, and then we are all free.
Never take the money. Always hold, forever.
I noticed several times the pump @ 15:00/@16:00 which is usual since the Silver / gold market also has such effects.
These pumps come out of nowhere, however, adhere to the chart painting nonetheless.
These pumps always leave huge value gaps ... And thus, the price will return there sooner or later ....
However, depending on how low it goes, the selloff, can also turn into a buyon ... and then the price jumps higher. 3-4000 a coin more in liquidating events, given the sheer volume, is quite of import. Make or break.
To hodlers .... it makes no difference, does it? As it presents a buying opportunity. AS it is not so much about the price-level but about owning the asset itself.
The thing is that even a hit like this amounts to two tenths of a percent of what they're holding. They probably have an unlimited storehouse of resources through which they're able to weather any storm.
Well...maybe not every storm. EO 13818 could come into play. It's hard to imagine, with everything their fingers are in, that they can't be connected somehow to human rights violations that would bring them squarely into the Crosshairs of Life, through which they could then be relieved of all their gazillions in assets.
These big financial companies do this, then once the value level is at a significantly lower point they're satisfied with, they start buying it back up again. They do this to get the less wealthy private community to start selling off, so they can buy up whatever it is, and consolidate the wealth distribution of that asset.
Black Rock has been known to do this with just about every asset you can do this with. So have the other trading houses.
Some financial institutions are having to sell Bitcoin (possibly by force) in order to make up for other liquidity pools (criminal) that are drying up. Unclear at this point who is who, but it is very likely that BofA, Citibank, and Wells-Fargo are having to liquidate assets to support their silver short positions. I have previously estimated in 2025 that "fatal price" of silver for BofA was $83-86, for Citibank was $128-133, and for WF was $195-205. These are the rough prices at which they no longer meet banking regulations for capital requirements. The numbers are different now post 7-1-25 rules on gold collateralizability and significant gold accumulation by ALL US banks.
TLDR: They are selling Bitcoin and buying gold to support their silver shorts.
The rothschilds made a big deal about selling the pound when napoleon lost, all while their agents were buying for pennies on the dollar. Whatever your convictions are, just stick to your guns, some of us will be wrong, but only a few of us need to be right to destroy the cabal, and then we are all free. Never take the money. Always hold, forever.
Agreed.
Dump n Pump ( exhaust the private bags)
Security Fraud eh??
I noticed several times the pump @ 15:00/@16:00 which is usual since the Silver / gold market also has such effects.
These pumps come out of nowhere, however, adhere to the chart painting nonetheless.
These pumps always leave huge value gaps ... And thus, the price will return there sooner or later ....
However, depending on how low it goes, the selloff, can also turn into a buyon ... and then the price jumps higher. 3-4000 a coin more in liquidating events, given the sheer volume, is quite of import. Make or break.
To hodlers .... it makes no difference, does it? As it presents a buying opportunity. AS it is not so much about the price-level but about owning the asset itself.
Stack your sats. In the near future you won't be able to buy bitcoin.
March-5 @CryptoNobler
BLACKROCK JUST STARTED BUYING CRYPTO AHEAD OF THE FOMC EMERGENCY ANNOUNCEMENT TODAY.
THEY’RE BUYING MILLIONS OF BITCOIN AND ETHEREUM EVERY FEW MINUTES - OVER AND OVER.
LOOKS LIKE THEY KNOW SOME BULLISH NEWS IS COMING… https://x.com/CryptoNobler/status/2029483202922868929
HODL!
Not that it's worth anything in the real world... just like FRNs
It's called "shaking loose the weak hands"
Whales gonna whale. Zoom out.
The thing is that even a hit like this amounts to two tenths of a percent of what they're holding. They probably have an unlimited storehouse of resources through which they're able to weather any storm.
Well...maybe not every storm. EO 13818 could come into play. It's hard to imagine, with everything their fingers are in, that they can't be connected somehow to human rights violations that would bring them squarely into the Crosshairs of Life, through which they could then be relieved of all their gazillions in assets.
IF that above picture is an indicator of what is about to happen then Mr. Fink will NOT have a DEEP ENOUGH HOLE to get into...Just sayin'!!!!
https://x.com/NoLimitGains/status/2029953260052717603 BlackRock’s $26 billion private credit fund got hit with $1.2 billion in withdrawal requests this quarter.
Investors wanted 9.3% of their money back.
BlackRock said no. Capped it at 5%. Paid out $620 million and locked the rest.
https://nitter.poast.org/i/status/2028957761502101721