sábado, 28 de maio de 2022

Crypto Brats of the speculative candle

Roberto da Silva Rocha, university professor and political scientist

Crypto Brats of the speculative candle


The speculative sailors discovered a marginal and predatory way of surviving without producing anything and without formal employment or productive occupation, or productive informal occupation for society, they are the parasites of the legally accepted marginal parallel market of the economy.


They are worse than drug and organ traffickers, because they affect those who do not want to participate in the financial game and disrupt the economy through the cattle effect.


The fall that leads to the fall, and the rise that leads to the rise: it is cumulative circular causation, just observation and description without a rational explanation of cause and effect.


Science is not made of numerical coincidences or statistical coincidences, for that there is the suspicion of the statistics called standard deviation, or the Chi Square test.


Cryptocurrency used as an investment in currency exchange, actually distorts the transformation of currency as a medium of exchange, transformed into a mere financial commodity, which ends up attracting the same addicted great killer sharks manipulating quotations of any type of securities that detached from the companies that represent rise and fall in value in spite of the company that originated the IPO that once placed on the capital market has nothing to do with the fluctuations of candle predators who invest millions of dollars in super-fast computing just to keep up with the dance of the lines inside their hotel rooms, without any concern for the economy, the macroeconomy and the microeconomy.


Only video game players with the stock exange.

The outdated explanation of the supply and demand market law is not worth it, I have already dissected in a book that the market is immediatist dominated by the dead that is by the past, the market does not anticipate trends nor predict or promote trends for the future, the market is predator.

Roberto da Silva Rocha, professor universitário e cientista político

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