Due to whale manipulations, 90% of people lose all their savings.


Understanding market manipulations is what separates winners from losers.


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Here's how whales take money from ordinary people and how to avoid their traps🧵👇

It is common knowledge that whales and insiders significantly influence and manipulate our market.

However, few people realize the extent and frequency of this manipulation.

Traders are losing money every day and this becomes their exit liquidity.

That's why I decided to investigate and expose these tactics.

Whales often aim to remain undetected, but their trade often follows this pattern:

1 Asset accumulation

2 Pump (Price increase)

3 Re-accumulation

4 Pump (Price increase)

5 Distribution

6 Dump (Price reduction)

7 Redistribution

8 Dump (Price reduction)

By studying this pattern, I identified the whales' main manipulations.

Faking patterns:

Whales create chart patterns by buying at resistance levels or selling during bounces. These manipulated patterns mislead retail traders who use them as market indicators, creating false levels and influencing market direction.

Stop-loss hunting:

Whales detect clustering of stop-loss orders at important price levels.

Then, they place large buy or sell orders, driving prices to those levels, triggering stops and causing rapid price swings.

Range manipulation:

Whales push prices lower and cause some traders to exit at a loss.

Consolidation phases usually end after 4-5 touches, breaking the upper or lower lines.

If the price reaches a breakout point but then reverses, this is most likely manipulation.

Fair Value Gap (FVG):

FVGs are caused by heavy buying or selling, leading to significant price swings and chart gaps.

After a good pump, prices usually pull back, which benefits the big players and encourages latecomers to exit their positions.

Stop Hunts:

Big players trigger stop orders by breaking through critical support or resistance points, which leads to chain movements.

They then quickly reverse within the range, exploiting stop liquidations and catching traders off guard.

Wash trading:

Wash trading is a market manipulation technique where traders increase trading volume to artificially inflate the value of an asset. A wash trader creates the illusion of high trading activity and demand, typically by moving cryptocurrencies between wallet addresses or exchange accounts they control.

Spoofing with market orders:

Spoofing involves placing and canceling fake orders to mislead traders and bots, which in turn influences price movements and makes it harder to detect.

To avoid falling into this trap, use only limit orders and avoid reacting to temporary walls.

Finally, bonus ⋆

Here's a handy "cheatsheet" to help you avoid playing these market moves against you 👇

➬ Avoid placing stop-loss at key levels.

➬ Wait for confirmation of price action before investing.

➬ Allow a key support or resistance level to be broken.

➬ Resist the urge to enter into sudden pumps or low volume trades.

➬ Carefully examine the buying and selling spreads.

➬ Be patient, stick to your plan and wait for the right opportunity.