Futures traders can manipulate short-term price movements by placing large long or short positions, creating artificial momentum. However, momentum rooted in actual market sentiment can't be easily fooled, as it reflects broader investor activity. For hodlers, who hold their assets without selling, these short-term price swings are irrelevant. As long as hodlers don't sell, they deny futures traders the liquidity needed to capitalize on these manipulations. In essence, hodlers maintain stability, and the 24-hour price volatility becomes meaningless to them.
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