@blumenkraft did you see today's price crash in #BTC?

@unixb0y this is amazing! wanted to buy but waited. \o/ this time i get the discount!! :D

@unixb0y @ludolphus Mt.Gox trustee did it again. this is the reason for the drop.

@blumenkraft hahaha sure ^^

@blumenkraft oh really? How? @ludolphus

@blumenkraft hmmm dropping a load of coins again huh? @unixb0y

@ludolphus 8k coins moved from thay wallet. ^^ @unixb0y

@blumenkraft woww!! that's a lot! @ludolphus

@unixb0y "over the counter" iirc. or was it "off the counter"? anyway, it's when you buy 2p2 without hitting a regualr exchange. it should not affect the market in theory. @ludolphus

@unixb0y Bisq could be considered OFC

@blumenkraft Oh I see. Yes it shouldn't! Basically it's just moving BTC from one wallet to another. @ludolphus

@blumenkraft I'm not sure.. Because in Bisq you create an open offer that anyone can take. This can modify the price / value of a coin. Let's say I offer 1000 BTC for 10€ each on there, the price will massively drop.

@blumenkraft But instead if we do a p2p trade like over E-Mail and it's not open to the public for everyone, that can't really happen. Unless I offer you a huge discount and you go and resell everything on open exchanges for low prices.

@unixb0y why would it? biance don't care what we do here.

@blumenkraft Well because the Bisq users who buy at 10€, go to Binance and sell for 8 grand or so ;)

@unixb0y i could sell it for 8,6k there too. :P but you are right, this way it might dip the market since it's more likely people would sell.

@blumenkraft yeah exactly, this is what might happen with these OTC trades, that the buyer immediately resells on the open market, thus still manipulating the price.