If the dealer withdraws all the chips he buys every time, how can he crash the market without recharging the chips back to the exchange?

First of all, the chain will definitely be monitored by countless people. Once you transfer to the exchange, retail investors will act faster than you, which is definitely not what the dealer wants to see. You are making money from me, how can you act ahead of me?

Then as a dealer, the most correct operation is to stop withdrawing coins from the exchange a few days or more than ten hours before preparing to crash the market, and at the same time, raise the price sharply to collect chips for crashing the market. It can even be done like this. The dealer buys 1 million US dollars and only withdraws 100,000 to confuse retail investors. The external feature is that the change that we retail investors can see is that the price is still rising and the speed is faster than ever before, but there are few actions on the chain. This is the last supper before the death of retail investors.

Simply put, when the price of the currency rises the fastest, the on-chain action disappears or is very small. It can also be used as an auxiliary to judge whether the fishtail market appears and whether the crash is about to begin.

Of course, the final right of interpretation still lies with the dealer, who can always choose not to end the pull if the dealer has a large enough amount of funds or the operation process is very profitable.