Why does $AKE keep pumping? Do the owners have infinite money?
No. They've rigged the game:
Start with the supply. Every month 2.11 billion tokens unlock, but the team disabled claims for the community. Around 48 insider wallets can actually claim anything. So nobody outside the team can sell, which means they fully control how much supply ever hits the market. There is no way anyone can reach the team. All channels are blocked.
Then there's the shorts. Everyone can see it's a scam, so traders keep shorting it and that's exactly what the team wants. Backed by $5M in funding, they quietly sell into those shorts and let the positions pile up. Once enough people are short, they pump the price. The shorts panic and buy back, and that buying pushes the price up even further. The people betting against the coin end up fueling the pump themselves.
The math makes it cheap too. If the price sits at $0.006 while shorts build up, most of them are on 3x–5x leverage = meaning a move to just $0.0078–$0.009 liquidates nearly all of them at once. Every liquidation is a forced buy, so one 30% push sets off a chain reaction that does the rest of the pumping for free.
So no, the owners don't have infinite money. They just built a machine where the short sellers pay for every pump.
#BİNANCE #MANIPULATION
No. They've rigged the game:
Start with the supply. Every month 2.11 billion tokens unlock, but the team disabled claims for the community. Around 48 insider wallets can actually claim anything. So nobody outside the team can sell, which means they fully control how much supply ever hits the market. There is no way anyone can reach the team. All channels are blocked.
Then there's the shorts. Everyone can see it's a scam, so traders keep shorting it and that's exactly what the team wants. Backed by $5M in funding, they quietly sell into those shorts and let the positions pile up. Once enough people are short, they pump the price. The shorts panic and buy back, and that buying pushes the price up even further. The people betting against the coin end up fueling the pump themselves.
The math makes it cheap too. If the price sits at $0.006 while shorts build up, most of them are on 3x–5x leverage = meaning a move to just $0.0078–$0.009 liquidates nearly all of them at once. Every liquidation is a forced buy, so one 30% push sets off a chain reaction that does the rest of the pumping for free.
So no, the owners don't have infinite money. They just built a machine where the short sellers pay for every pump.
#BİNANCE #MANIPULATION