Every project has a banker, or to put it in a more advanced way, the "market value management team", which is what we often hear as a market maker, or a dog banker.
Generally speaking, the dog dealers are not the project parties themselves, because being a dealer is a very professional and energy-consuming job.
The project parties (reliable ones) are generally engaged in technology and operations, so things like being a banker still need to be done by a professional team.
When a dog dealer makes a coin, it usually takes three steps: wash the market, pull up the price, and sell the goods. It looks simple, but there are many tricks in it!
According to a certain market maker, when selling goods, they usually create a big positive line first, which will increase several times in an instant. For example, $GAS, $HIGH, $TRB at the beginning, and $REEF in the past two days, all of them started with a fierce pull-up, which made you doubt your life.
Whenever I see a coin skyrocketing in value, I always regret why I didn’t participate.
Do you think the banker will give you money? Wrong, the purpose of the banker doing this is precisely to clean up the market.
The price of the currency has risen several times rapidly, which looks very good, but the trading volume is very small. If the dealer wants to make money, he must sell the chips at the highest possible price.
But it can't be too high. If the price is too high, it will cause fear among retail investors. For example, if the current price is 1 yuan, the dealer will raise it to 50 yuan in one go. The rise is great, but the dealer can't sell the goods because the price is too high, and retail investors are afraid of high prices and dare not take over.
Therefore, the dealer will set a more reasonable delivery range. The key to pulling the price is to be fast (if you are slow, the leeks will catch up with you), and the main goal is to catch people by surprise. The life of a coin can be completed in two days.
Everyone should have experienced this: a certain coin suddenly doubled in the middle of the night, and you woke up in the morning with a confused look on your face.
Since it rose suddenly, most retail investors did not buy, but the psychological activities of retail investors were similar: if it rose suddenly, there must be some good news, so why not wait for a pullback and buy some?
The process of pulling up is usually very fast and the amplitude is relatively large, which tortures those retail investors who are waiting and hesitating: How come it has risen by 30% again? I haven't got on the train yet! Why didn't I buy in when it hit the low point just now? I regret it!
The next step is the most important one: shipping!
At this stage, social media and the public begin to show their talents, creating all kinds of favorable factors, publicity, and public opinion.
With all the hype, everyone feels that: this coin can still rise, if you don’t buy it now, when will you buy it?
If retail investors buy, who is selling? Of course, it is the banker! If the banker has decided to sell at a high price, the subsequent trend will be very random, and there is no need to consider the psychological tolerance of the leeks. It will just fall, and it will fall to the point where you doubt your life.
Take $reef for example. It has been pulling up the market at the beginning, despite the divergence of various indicators and the -3% funding rate, and it has reached a historical high of 0.0114. Then it started to sell off. To put it nicely, it has fallen by more than 80%, and to put it bluntly, it has fallen by more than five times. They don’t care about the lives of the leeks at all. They think that the bottom has been cut in half? There is also a cut in half + a cut in half, thinking that it has really reached the bottom? There is also a cut on top of a cut...
In this way, the banker successfully completed the entire process of being a banker, made extremely huge profits, and the young models in the villa were delighted!
Those who have successfully taken over at a high price can only feel lonely at the top. . .
How to judge through some operations that the dog dealer is ready to ship?
"Banker turnover" refers to a method by which the main capital (dog dealer) adjusts its position through frequent buying and selling operations within a price range in order to achieve profit or control the market. This behavior usually occurs after the banker has completed the position building (accumulated enough chips). The banker may sell part of the chips at a high or low price or buy them again to achieve the purpose of spreading risks, washing the market or raising prices.
You can check out $GAS, $HIGH, $TRB, and $REEF, the K-line during the pull-up and delivery, and the trading volume, including large orders.
1. Position building stage: The market maker first quietly buys a large amount of assets and avoids attracting excessive market attention by dispersing operations and controlling trading volume.
2. Wash-out stage: After reaching a certain position volume, the market maker will create fluctuations (suppress or raise prices) to induce retail investors to panic sell or buy at high prices, thereby changing hands in order to clear unstable chips.
3. Pull-up stage: By creating large buy orders, the price is pushed up quickly to attract retail investors to follow suit and buy, and then the high market sentiment is used to change hands and gradually sell the chips in hand.
4. Shipping stage: The dealer sells a large number of chips in the market excitement period. If the dog dealer wants to continue the project (not enough money is earned and wants to continue to sell), then it will sell slowly, and make the K line very beautiful, such as double bottom, W bottom, large volume breakthrough, whatever looks good, to create a false image of prosperity. If you have made enough money, don't worry about whether the project is still there, that is the current trend of $REEF, there is no rebound, only smashing.
How to identify dealer turnover?
1. Abnormal trading volume: If there is a significant increase in trading volume in a certain period of time in the market, but the price fluctuation is not large, it may indicate that the market maker is changing hands.
2. K-line pattern: When changing hands, there may be multiple candlesticks with long upper and lower shadows, or wide fluctuations on the K-line chart, indicating that the long and short forces in the market are unclear and the dealer may be operating in secret.
3. Abnormal market movement: When the market maker changes hands, large orders may appear on the market, but these orders are often cancelled at critical moments, indicating that the market maker does not want to make a real deal, but is trying to guide market sentiment.
4. Capital Flow: By observing the inflow and outflow of funds in the market, it is possible to determine whether there is large capital entering or exiting the market, and make a comprehensive judgment based on price trends.
You can identify the market maker's turnover and avoid becoming the target of a market purgation by carefully observing market details and combining a variety of indicators (such as trading volume, K-line patterns, market data, etc.).
The market is full of pitfalls, so be careful while you are at it.
