On the Internet, there seems to be a widely accepted truth in all the talk about the bitcoin market. There are a large number of bitcoin in the hands of a few people. They form a group of makers. By manipulating the transaction price, they are willing to reap bitcoin investors. In particular, most people believe that the banker is a small group of Wall Street tycoons. In fact, this is a big lie about the bitcoin market.

Is there a maker in bitcoin market? The answer is yes. Just like global stock markets, oil and commodities, where there is a market, there are makers. There is not much difference between bitcoin makers and those makers. The makers are not a fixed or omnipotent existence. They also live a life of licking blood with a knife edge, switching between the makers and leeks, reaping others, and bearing the risk of being reaped.

Bitcoin with its decentralized design concept, attached to the global network, is essentially anti dealer. In the early days, a large number of bitcoin holders came from relevant people in the IT field and were not favored by Wall Street financial tycoons. As a latecomer and layman, Wall Street tycoons don't have the advantage of bitcoin natural makers. Compared with the traditional financial markets such as stocks, foreign exchange and commodities, bitcoin's makers and trading methods are far less familiar and controlled than the former.

Several bull markets in the later period of bitcoin are related to the hindsight of traditional financial giants. When they found that the market was profitable, they began to enter bitcoin and gradually formed a business group. They are different from the previous it groups and believers in the amount of money and influence. The amount of capital can not be compared with the following traditional financial giants. Therefore, the existing bitcoin makers are still in the production process, and have not formed a strong ability to manipulate. In essence, their current status is between the sedan chair lifter and leek.

According to industry statistics, 60% of bitcoin accounts have remained static for ten years, which means that a large number of holders do not intend to trade at present. A small amount of these coins entered the hands of some market makers through private transactions, but most of them still belonged to early believers. For them, they don't care about how the makers manipulate or hype. Their absolute influence on the final result of bitcoin is greater than that of the so-called makers. The final form of bitcoin depends on its own rules. At most, makers are boosters or speculators. They can't be manipulators. Even compared with believers, they are still vulnerable groups.

(2021-3-24)