LOSS PREVENTION 1
GET RID OF THE SCAM
Guys, every coin you put in and it falls a lot or rises a lot—especially if you entered the wrong way—it's an indication that it's being dominated by a whale.
It seems like it’s an individual thing, the impression I have is that these altcoins are 100% controlled by a consortium of people who know each other and know exactly the money that’s coming in from the outside.
How I imagine it is
Imagine that 50 people are controlling a coin. Their total money is $200K. From the moment it goes past $200K they abandon the coin until you sell cheap. As soon as you sell, they come back, make the coin go up, and you buy back more expensively—turning it into a vicious cycle.
The impression is that if a normal investor buys 1k, they’ll try to capture that money at any cost.
I spread money across several altcoins, and as I already predicted, the one I put more money into was the one that rose the least, and the others even dropped hard. Be careful with the heavy hand.🤡
The complicating factor
The excessive number of coins makes it impossible for us to locate where the scammers are operating, because they migrate very quickly. Now imagine it were only the coins from the first page—scams would be much harder, and all of us would be financially better off, not just these people from the dirty game.
How not to lose all my money
Common investor friends, I’ve been studying this for 3 years and I can guarantee that the only chance you have here is to stay at most on the first page. But ideally it’s only BTC, PAXG, and DOLLAR. It doesn’t mean there’s no manipulation there, but it’s softened by the large volume of money and the pairings.
Comment who got rich with these 🐋 ALTSCAMS.👇
Note: I don’t consider myself a trader, but someone who studies the topic in order to prevent future losses for many people who think about entering the business. Maybe a report or a scientific article.
Conclusion
The manipulation lies in the excessive number of coins. That’s the main cause of losses for everyone who isn’t part of the game.
GET RID OF THE SCAM
Guys, every coin you put in and it falls a lot or rises a lot—especially if you entered the wrong way—it's an indication that it's being dominated by a whale.
It seems like it’s an individual thing, the impression I have is that these altcoins are 100% controlled by a consortium of people who know each other and know exactly the money that’s coming in from the outside.
How I imagine it is
Imagine that 50 people are controlling a coin. Their total money is $200K. From the moment it goes past $200K they abandon the coin until you sell cheap. As soon as you sell, they come back, make the coin go up, and you buy back more expensively—turning it into a vicious cycle.
The impression is that if a normal investor buys 1k, they’ll try to capture that money at any cost.
I spread money across several altcoins, and as I already predicted, the one I put more money into was the one that rose the least, and the others even dropped hard. Be careful with the heavy hand.🤡
The complicating factor
The excessive number of coins makes it impossible for us to locate where the scammers are operating, because they migrate very quickly. Now imagine it were only the coins from the first page—scams would be much harder, and all of us would be financially better off, not just these people from the dirty game.
How not to lose all my money
Common investor friends, I’ve been studying this for 3 years and I can guarantee that the only chance you have here is to stay at most on the first page. But ideally it’s only BTC, PAXG, and DOLLAR. It doesn’t mean there’s no manipulation there, but it’s softened by the large volume of money and the pairings.
Comment who got rich with these 🐋 ALTSCAMS.👇
Note: I don’t consider myself a trader, but someone who studies the topic in order to prevent future losses for many people who think about entering the business. Maybe a report or a scientific article.
Conclusion
The manipulation lies in the excessive number of coins. That’s the main cause of losses for everyone who isn’t part of the game.