>Why wouldn’t the price just stay the same?
Because when you want to buy, there isn't always a seller. You might need to raise your offer price to persuade someone to sell to you.
this is a bit of a misconception. AMMs are very similar to order books in practice. a liquidity provider is essentially offering sliding buy/sell orders on both sides of the pair. hence why "impermanent loss" is such an inaccurate term. what has really happened is that you've simply sold one token for another
that's the basis of economy anon, supply and demand, that's where inflation comes from, theres number and math to back up this very, VERY basic concept to you, and if you just wanna see the rear end of it truflation.com has many info about it and trackers fro inflation ther.
not that, but presenting it in a way easier to understand for normies and non instructed people its a giant plus, that helps ppl make timely business decisions.
i'm so used to buying some crap and forgetting about it for months, that I rarely sell anything
i'm sure that's why i don't progress financially, i hope my MUMU bag doesn't want revenge for it
I have a $15,000 mausoleum of shitcoins I took enough profit from to just keep around like little undead financial trophies. My metamask looks exactly like the XRP baggie-hell meme.
did you not get that part before now?
>a seller sells to a buyer
>this somehow raises the price
Why wouldn’t the price just stay the same?
you need to think a bit harder before you come posting these questions here. you can do it!
>Why wouldn’t the price just stay the same?
Because when you want to buy, there isn't always a seller. You might need to raise your offer price to persuade someone to sell to you.
I don’t get it
So if there was no BTC for exchanges to sell BTC to customers, what would happen to the price of BTC? Does it just keep popping until someone sells?
pretty much
if there were people willing to buy and kept offering more
that's what free market is about then?
>this somehow raises the price
not always, it can also lower price, like when you dump on the buy orders
this is not the case for shitcoins because the shitcoin market is dominated by AMM and you're trading against locked liquidity?
this is a bit of a misconception. AMMs are very similar to order books in practice. a liquidity provider is essentially offering sliding buy/sell orders on both sides of the pair. hence why "impermanent loss" is such an inaccurate term. what has really happened is that you've simply sold one token for another
Nobody tell him about how every stock and coin is only valued at the very last one that sold and that the market cap is complete bullshit.
wtf i thought bitcoin was descentralized????
why do buys and sells effect the price????
that's the basis of economy anon, supply and demand, that's where inflation comes from, theres number and math to back up this very, VERY basic concept to you, and if you just wanna see the rear end of it truflation.com has many info about it and trackers fro inflation ther.
it amazes me how those guys can make money just presenting information you can find on google.
not that, but presenting it in a way easier to understand for normies and non instructed people its a giant plus, that helps ppl make timely business decisions.
doesn't seem weird to you guys the way people talk about truflation seem like a sect or something?
mom help
Nah, that's what we have constant product market maker lp pools for.
ffs anon, get back to school learn to read and basic logic skills
i'm so used to buying some crap and forgetting about it for months, that I rarely sell anything
i'm sure that's why i don't progress financially, i hope my MUMU bag doesn't want revenge for it
I have a $15,000 mausoleum of shitcoins I took enough profit from to just keep around like little undead financial trophies. My metamask looks exactly like the XRP baggie-hell meme.
BTW this is a blue board, but I think your benis fell off
>top signal