Climber
Well-known member
Any process can be simulated, we do that all the time in the software industry to test systems out.Hell no. It's manipulated, but it's manipulated at the market maker level in small ways. As to the preprogramming, if the market worked that way, it wouldn't be a market. You need buyers and sellers.
If you watch the trade ticker it's mostly 1-3 shares of GBTC with some trades of 25-100. 100 would cost $180k, not a sum that trading houses would be doing much.
The trading is manipulated by market makers delaying small orders to their convenience, and by algo players looking for arbitrage opportunities. The market makers come out ahead, lol. The algo guys get caught by popular movement just like everyone else.
The fact that this whole process is so heavily encrypted also makes it easier to pull such a thing off and never have anybody able to prove you did it. Just sayin.....

