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EPISODE · May 20, 2025 · 11 MIN

Wall Street Bitcoin Manipulation EXPOSED

from The Sat Stacker Show | A Bitcoin Podcast · host The Sat Stacker

Jim Cramer got caught on tape explaining how hedge funds manipulate markets. But could the same tactics be used to suppress Bitcoin’s price?Bitcoin’s price moves in ways that often seem irrational—dropping when the news is good and pumping when everything looks bearish. But is it really random? Or is something else going on?In this video, I break down three real examples of market manipulation that may be at play in Bitcoin today:1️⃣ Jim Cramer’s leaked video from 2006 where he explains illegal hedge fund tactics.2️⃣ Jamie Dimon badmouthing Bitcoin while his bank was secretly buying in.3️⃣ How hedge funds manipulate sentiment with the strategy: “You have to sell it to buy it.”If you hold Bitcoin or care about how Wall Street plays the game, you need to see this.Follow MFTAB:www.youtube.com/@MFTABhttps://x.com/thesatdaddyprimal.net/mftabhttps://www.tiktok.com/@thesatdaddyhttps://open.spotify.com/show/4b58uoQo9Xl7RsbsbbAqAhhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/my-favorite-thing-about-bitcoin/id1788973938http://fountain.fm/show/YqXJoHuG6qYRBmDW1k37#bitcoin #jimcramer #marketmanipulation #btc #hedgefunds

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