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"research". As with all things crypto, by no means there is an expert or authority that you can actually trust.
by biolurker1 7y ago
"research". As with all things crypto, by no means there is an expert or authority that you can actually trust.
- Cthulhu_ 7y agoIs it any different for stock exchange / company news though? It's all written with an agenda, even the time of publication matters. Bloomberg is a party that tries to be neutral in that regard, but even there, whoever gets and absorbs the news the fastest will have an edge over the rest of the market. Anyway it's neither here nor there what the research says to be honest; there's major, wealthy players that see (saw?) an opportunity in crypto, pumped up the price (if it happened via Tether then it was via freely generated, pre-mined coins), then gradually cashed out again but in real dollars this time from the somewhat lagging "plebs" who wanted to follow the upwards rollercoaster.
- fierarul 7y agoPresumably it comes from academia, they have things such as peer review, the paper is presumably public and they will have to defend it, including with some data. How does one determine which experts and authority are actually trustworthy?