Examining Bitcoin through a lens of price manipulation

A great story is floating on the web about a married couple and a ham In short, the wife is making a ham for dinner and in doing so, cuts about 1 inch on both sides of the ham and throws them away. Husband, apparently annoyed, declares, it's a waste of good ham! When asked what the rationale was, the wife did not know, only said that her mother did it.

Later, the wife called her mother and asked why she had cut the edge, to which she replied that my mother had made ham in this way. The wife's grandmother is gone, but her grandfather is still alive, and when asked why his late wife cut off the edge of the ham, he replied that the ham could fit in the baking pan.

The story revolves around cultural training in his heart, but the story is really something that many of us may relate to and its idea: we have always worked this way. ETFs, derivatives, futures contracts and the long / short position of Bitcoin are all coming into space in the last few years, traditional financials may come to a rude awakening when what they used to do, no longer works.