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What script do you think the farmer will choose?
Strategy A: No longer pursuing 325, change to "harvest range"
• The dealer may only pull the price to around 80 - 120 U.
• In this range, costs can be controlled, which can burst a portion of high-leverage shorts while attracting new investors to take over.
• The significance for you: If your liquidation price can be above 225 (even 350), you may be safe "in trend," because the dealer is unlikely to push to 325.
Strategy B: Spike Testing (The Wick)
• Although unable to stabilize at 325, the dealer can still use a small amount of funds (such as 50 million U) to instantly create a spike in the depth of contracts during the weak hours of the night.
• Purpose: Not to push the coin price up, purely to trigger the liquidation engine.
• Script: Price 50 -> instant surge to 200 -> instant fall back to 60.
• The significance for you: If your liquidation price is 225, there is still risk under Strategy B, but it is smaller than the previous kind of risk of "soaring straight up without looking back."
What script do you think the farmer will choose?
Strategy A: No longer pursuing 325, change to "harvest range"
• The dealer may only pull the price to around 80 - 120 U.
• In this range, costs can be controlled, which can burst a portion of high-leverage shorts while attracting new investors to take over.
• The significance for you: If your liquidation price can be above 225 (even 350), you may be safe "in trend," because the dealer is unlikely to push to 325.
Strategy B: Spike Testing (The Wick)
• Although unable to stabilize at 325, the dealer can still use a small amount of funds (such as 50 million U) to instantly create a spike in the depth of contracts during the weak hours of the night.
• Purpose: Not to push the coin price up, purely to trigger the liquidation engine.
• Script: Price 50 -> instant surge to 200 -> instant fall back to 60.
• The significance for you: If your liquidation price is 225, there is still risk under Strategy B, but it is smaller than the previous kind of risk of "soaring straight up without looking back."