by which i mean
nice theories bro
but you have no idea what is actually happening in the real world.
I do agree however
that in an ideal setting
what you say *should be correct.
but all markets are manipulated.
and the underlying yardstick (the money)
is deployed unevenly to create situations of asymmetrical advantages.
there is no such thing as market manipulation long term. there are just markets.
I realize that my macro econ degree is probably a bit more advanced than yours, especially on NOSTR, but you'll get it eventually.
How are you not getting it?
it's not hard. frankly, it doesn't matter. I've got family and a large company to tend thabe a great day.
