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This seems to be the case with most of the articles about Bitcoin. I suspect there are a number of large holders and exchanges paying PR firms to get stories l
by 659087 9y ago
This seems to be the case with most of the articles about Bitcoin. I suspect there are a number of large holders and exchanges paying PR firms to get stories like this published/upvoted/etc and keep the train going.
- mancerayder 9y agoI don't view Bloomberg as a paid-to-write-articles-to-sell type of place [edit: other than advertising space]. Otherwise no one would be taking them seriously, least of all financial professionals sitting in front of their expensive terminals. Call me skeptical about the alleged claims about Bloomberg's motives. Also the article doesn't contain mind-blowing information, it's just pointing out that shorting isn't happening yet.
- 659087 9y agoI'm not suggesting Bloomberg is accepting money, but individual writers would be a much softer target. It's also possible that the writers are invested in Bitcoin themselves.
- mancerayder 9y agoAnything is possible, but an accusation of bad faith requires more than the off chance that the accuser is correct. Some argumentative support for the accusation, for example.