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A Few Powerful Players Control The Entire Crypto Market
Over 90% of people lose money due to their manipulations
I found their dirty strategies, and it's worse than you think
🧵: This will change how you see crypto forever... 👇
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The crypto market is still young, and it's important to know that some big players can easily manipulate the $2.33T market.
These groups can control the market and influence the price.
I'll show you not just how to dodge their traps but also to benefit 👇
Many large players accumulate a significant % of the token supply, allowing them to profit from manipulations.
They can change market sentiment through their sales, then buy back on dips, making big gains.
Their large purchases can also boost market confidence and draw in new liquidity.
Understanding Market Manipulation
Key indicators of manipulation:
➢ Sudden price moves without news
➢ High trade volumes in short periods
➢ Increased social media activity
8 market anomalies to help you easily identify manipulations 👇
1/ FVG (Fair Value Gap)
Fair value gaps are a trader's secret weapon for spotting market imbalances and inefficiencies.
FVGs occur when buying or selling pressure causes significant price movements, creating gaps in price charts.
2/ Range Manipulation
Price stays in a range, causing weak holders to sell.
If it breaks out but returns, it's called a deviation and is seen as manipulation.
Later, the price usually heads to the opposite boundary, likely breaking through.
3/ Stop Loss Hunting
Retail traders often place SL orders around key levels.
Manipulators use this to push prices toward these stop orders, taking profits.
A quick price reversal after hitting a key level likely indicates manipulation.
4/ Market Makers Manipulation
Understanding who market makers are and how they operate is crucial.
They often engage in significant behind-the-scenes manipulations
( I WILL DO A ARTICLE LATER ON THIS )
5/ Spoofing the Market
Spoofing involves placing large buy or sell orders and canceling them before execution.
These fake orders can create bearish sentiment but often get canceled, causing confusion.
Ignore large transient walls in the order book.
6/ Artificial Charts
Manipulators buy and sell assets at specific price levels to create false price levels and graphical formations.
These influence the decisions of retail traders who rely solely on charts, making them victims of manipulation.
7/ Wash Trading
Manipulators use wash trading to artificially create volumes and price movements, attracting buyers.
Always double-check the asset's liquidity based on the bid/ask spread and order book activity, giving less priority to volumes.
That's a wrap for now!
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I found their dirty strategies, and it's worse than you think
🧵: This will change how you see crypto forever... 👇
Before we dive in,
Want to keep getting alpha from me? Hit that follow button now.
And if you find this article useful, give it a like, share, or bookmark — your support means a lot!
The crypto market is still young, and it's important to know that some big players can easily manipulate the $2.33T market.
These groups can control the market and influence the price.
I'll show you not just how to dodge their traps but also to benefit 👇
Many large players accumulate a significant % of the token supply, allowing them to profit from manipulations.
They can change market sentiment through their sales, then buy back on dips, making big gains.
Their large purchases can also boost market confidence and draw in new liquidity.
Understanding Market Manipulation
Key indicators of manipulation:
➢ Sudden price moves without news
➢ High trade volumes in short periods
➢ Increased social media activity
8 market anomalies to help you easily identify manipulations 👇
1/ FVG (Fair Value Gap)
Fair value gaps are a trader's secret weapon for spotting market imbalances and inefficiencies.
FVGs occur when buying or selling pressure causes significant price movements, creating gaps in price charts.
2/ Range Manipulation
Price stays in a range, causing weak holders to sell.
If it breaks out but returns, it's called a deviation and is seen as manipulation.
Later, the price usually heads to the opposite boundary, likely breaking through.
3/ Stop Loss Hunting
Retail traders often place SL orders around key levels.
Manipulators use this to push prices toward these stop orders, taking profits.
A quick price reversal after hitting a key level likely indicates manipulation.
4/ Market Makers Manipulation
Understanding who market makers are and how they operate is crucial.
They often engage in significant behind-the-scenes manipulations
( I WILL DO A ARTICLE LATER ON THIS )
5/ Spoofing the Market
Spoofing involves placing large buy or sell orders and canceling them before execution.
These fake orders can create bearish sentiment but often get canceled, causing confusion.
Ignore large transient walls in the order book.
6/ Artificial Charts
Manipulators buy and sell assets at specific price levels to create false price levels and graphical formations.
These influence the decisions of retail traders who rely solely on charts, making them victims of manipulation.
7/ Wash Trading
Manipulators use wash trading to artificially create volumes and price movements, attracting buyers.
Always double-check the asset's liquidity based on the bid/ask spread and order book activity, giving less priority to volumes.
That's a wrap for now!
If you don't want to miss my future content, follow me on all social media now:
I hope you've found this article helpful.
Follow me @Crypto PM for more.
Like/share below if you can.
#Whale.Alert #WhaleAlert #MarketManipulation #CryptoPM_Youtube #cryptopm
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