Follow on Twitter: RepeatAfterVee Bitcoin fell and dragged altcoins, Dogecoin, Shiba Inu, Floki Inu, Dogelon, Ethereum, XRP, etc down. The reason for that was the news that the Chinese real estate giant Evergrande Group was on the verge of bankruptcy because it failed to pay the due debt installment. What has that got to do with Bitcoin? Nothing. As Evergrande has ties to international investors and Evergrande defaulted on interest payments, the market panicked that there would be a chain collapse, similar to the one in 2008. So what does that have to do with Bitcoin? The connection with Bitcoin is that investors are people, irrational and overwhelmed with fear. Satoshi Nakamoto created Bitcoin precisely as a result of the 2008 crash. He wanted to enable people to have an alternative when situations like this arise in which irresponsible greedy institutions threaten the financial stability of ordinary people. What was really supposed to happen was for Bitcoin to jump sharply after that news. If people were rational and had enough knowledge about cryptocurrencies, that should have happened. Additionally, inflation, which reached 6.2% in October, is also a factor that should contribute to the growth of Bitcoin. However, the market is full of speculators who use excessive loans when buying longs, or shorts, so when there is such a sudden change in price, they are liquidated, which contributes to even greater volatility. Where are we now? Will the decline continue or will there be a recovery and further growth. Well, I don't know how to tell you this now without annoying you. It turned out that the news that caused all this was untrue. In fact, to be more precise. It seems that the media, in their headless race to be the first, published what they assumed would happen, and not what happened. The conclusion is that Evergrande actually paid the interest on time. As Bloomberg reports, investors who held bonds issued by Evergrande received an interest payment. In addition, news is circulating that China has a plan on how to get Evergrande out of the crisis without harming its citizens. It seems that they will sell that company piece by piece. Not investment advise. All the videos on the channel are published for educational and entertainment purpose only. The content creators of the YouTube channel “Vee”, shall not be liable for any damage or cost of any type arising out of, or in any way connected, with your use of the information provided in the videos. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-oc2vnTRAcg

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