Try asking a bank for an exchange rate. Their answer will be x today, or if you want the price tomorrow, it will be x+y, or x-y, where y is their profit and where they judge the value to be tomorrow, not an arbitrary random figure pulled out of the air. It's a market, therefore it can not be random.
Let me put it another way, maybe a bit simpler for you random believers. If I go to a street market and buy all the bananas, except for from one stall, where there are still bananas, the owner of that stall may double the price of bananas on that day. That doesn't mean the price of bananas has doubled randomly. It means there are fewer sellers. That's why it is called a market and that is how it works.
That is your proof. Every currency has a value and the more in demand it is, for whatever reason, the more expensive it is to buy. Now go and start a sensible thread.
Let me put it another way, maybe a bit simpler for you random believers. If I go to a street market and buy all the bananas, except for from one stall, where there are still bananas, the owner of that stall may double the price of bananas on that day. That doesn't mean the price of bananas has doubled randomly. It means there are fewer sellers. That's why it is called a market and that is how it works.
That is your proof. Every currency has a value and the more in demand it is, for whatever reason, the more expensive it is to buy. Now go and start a sensible thread.
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