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Want to see how FUD (Fear,
Uncertainty and Doubt) is
made?
On 7th February 2018, someone hac-
ked the mailbox of China’s Central
Bank to email a false opinion abo-
ut the crackdown on Bitcoins. False
press invitations have been distri-
buted to US media, saying the Hong
Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA)
and the Peoples Bank of China
(PBOC) are about to jointly introduce
new measures to crack down on „all
aspects and Bitcoin trade services in
Mainland China and Hong Kong.”
Who would do such a thing? Only
those who have an interest in bre-
aking the Bitcoin price - would an
ordinary computer scientist or a hac-
ker do that? No - because they cannot
benefit from this FUD. Only an influ-
ential cartel that can benefit from the
creation of a FUD would do it.
The Futures Market for Gold,
Silver and Uranium have
been manipulated during all
those Years.
- Uranium increased from $5 to $130
from 1993 to 2007.
Futures contracts began in May 2007.
- Gold went from $1837/oz to $1,064
from 2011 to 2017
- Silver (Silver) went from $46 to $15
from 2011 to 2017
Note that gold futures started much
earlier - in 1974.
In fact, gold has increased after the
introduction of futures in 1974. but
here are the reasons why prices have
not been removed:
It was not necessary to do this since
gold had just been decoupled from
the USD in 1971. The United States
did not have a debt of $21 trillion at
that time. The need came with the
2008 financial crisis when gold rose
parabolically in 2011 with debt.
Do you have doubts about the
manipulation of Futures Con-
tracts?
29th January 2018, CFTC files eight
anti-spoofing actions against three
banks (Deutsche Bank, HSBC and
UBS) and six individuals for spoofing
certain futures on gold and other pre-
cious metals traded on the Commo-
dity Exchange, Inc. (COMEX).
By the way, just recently, 11th June
2018, here’s what newspapers head
for:
„Manipulation of the „Futures” of
Bitcoin? CFTC surveys with four
exchange platforms to find out.”