👁‍🗨 Have you noticed how beautifully MM cuts volatility $LTC when the market tries to draw at least some kind of trend?
This isn’t a fading of interest. This is a surgical cleanup of the order book.
A breakdown of the mechanics, while they draw you a “boring range”:
🔹 Spread tightening on CEX. On exchange order books, the thickness of limit orders has been reduced to the minimum. Any attempt by retail to sell at market price immediately drops the order book by a couple of percent, triggering panic among weaker hands.
🔹 Quiet accumulation on OTC. While the exchange shows sluggish candles, off-exchange volumes remain abnormally high. Large checks don’t go through the public order book—they take liquidity directly, so they don’t push the chart up too early.
🔹 Compression of open interest (OI). Leveraged traders have been fully squeezed out of the market. The futures market has been cleaned out; speculators moved into low-liquidity coins (shitcoins). What’s left is only dry spot.
The spring is clamped in a vise. In a dry market without the futures ballast, any big spot order sends the price on a vertical flight.
I don’t touch my position. Spot is sealed.
NFA.
👇 Are you waiting for an impulse from fundamentals, or did you rotate into memecoins?

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