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Last night was terrible.
I’m a newcomer to the market, and I want to say that I didn’t come here to get rich quickly. I genuinely researched companies, their technologies, and selected coins that have strong technological backing. After such drops and crashes, it all feels artificial to me. All the charts of different coins look identical during a downturn.

This market doesn’t seem to be about investing in coins or companies that genuinely bring value. It’s all about manipulation, and I don’t understand how the crypto environment is supposed to expand, attract more newcomers and investors, or be adopted on a state level by banks if it’s such an unstable space. How can governments even talk about strategic reserves of Bitcoin when it’s on top one day and at the bottom the next?

I hope that one day there will be certain restrictions from Binance and others that will help stabilize this market and allow it to grow further.

Be safe

I would be grateful for any thoughts in comments

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#Over570KLiquidations #MarketCorrection

Are we witnessing one of the most coordinated moves in the crypto market? A quick glance at the 1-hour chart of various cryptocurrencies reveals identical sharp drops at the exact same time. This isn’t just the result of an isolated sell-off on a single asset—it points toward widespread market manipulation aimed at wiping out smaller traders. This synchronized move raises the question: who’s really pulling the strings?

Here’s what stands out: in just 1 hour, over $3.8 billion worth of long positions were liquidated. This isn’t random volatility or “just how markets work.” Such a sudden and synchronized crash isn’t a natural occurrence; it’s engineered to sweep out leveraged positions and consolidate profits into the hands of the big players. While some might dismiss it as normal market behavior, the coordinated nature of these moves is anything but. The real question is: where did that money go, and who is profiting from the losses of thousands of traders? This isn’t about being new to trading—it’s about recognizing manipulation when it’s happening in plain sight.

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I believe all crypto exchanges should implement a policy to restrict excessive sell orders to mitigate market manipulation and prevent sudden crashes caused by pump-and-dump schemes. Such measures could bring stability to the market, ensuring that investors feel more secure and less vulnerable to manipulative practices. By setting controlled limits on sell orders, exchanges could help maintain healthy market dynamics and build trust among traders and long-term investors.

This kind of policy would not only safeguard individual portfolios but also promote a fair trading environment where the focus remains on organic growth rather than artificial price swings. If exchanges prioritize these measures, the crypto market could become a safer space for both newcomers and seasoned traders. It would be a significant step toward fostering a stable ecosystem that encourages investment confidence while deterring manipulation.

What are your thoughts on this solution? Let’s make this idea a reality.

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