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Lawrence Lepard suggests that if someone wanted to buy a large amount of Bitcoin at a lower price, they might first sell 32 Bitcoin to drive the price down, causing weaker holders to panic and sell.
Lepard adds that this would enable the buyer to acquire more coins at a reduced cost.
Lepard has previously commented on disruptions in traditional banking, citing a Bloomberg editorial on Silicon Valley Bank's rapid deposit losses. He has also highlighted weekly commentary from the Credit Bubble Bulletin focused on the Warsh Fed. These remarks add context to his recent views on Bitcoin price movements.