I personally feel that, in terms of a complete “order-plate” instinct,
this surge in Bitcoin ($BTC) is the one that truly maximizes the market maker’s interests.
Think about it: everyone is waiting for the final dip—can the bottom then really let everyone buy the lows?
Now it’s being cranked up wildly to make users full of imagination: there will be a pullback for a bit over the weekend, then a second surge—then things get crazy again. After that comes the harvest, and afterward the price keeps falling. The squeezed-out “grass” (retail traders) screams all the way down, and that’s when the bottom arrives. At that time, the market maker’s cost can also be a bit lower.
Everyone buys at light positions near the bottom; when it surges, they add heavier positions. Don’t ask me how I know—ten years of bulletproof experience.
this surge in Bitcoin ($BTC) is the one that truly maximizes the market maker’s interests.
Think about it: everyone is waiting for the final dip—can the bottom then really let everyone buy the lows?
Now it’s being cranked up wildly to make users full of imagination: there will be a pullback for a bit over the weekend, then a second surge—then things get crazy again. After that comes the harvest, and afterward the price keeps falling. The squeezed-out “grass” (retail traders) screams all the way down, and that’s when the bottom arrives. At that time, the market maker’s cost can also be a bit lower.
Everyone buys at light positions near the bottom; when it surges, they add heavier positions. Don’t ask me how I know—ten years of bulletproof experience.