Understanding market manipulation is what distinguishes winners from losers. Many would charge $1000 for this information, but I will not. Before we start, please like, save, and repost the first post of this information and follow me out of respect for the effort.
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🙏 This is how whales take money from ordinary people and how to avoid their traps. Whales and insiders are known to have a significant influence and manipulate our market. However, few people realize the extent and frequency of this manipulation behavior. Traders lose money every day, and this becomes liquidity when they exit their positions. Therefore, I decided to investigate and expose these tricks. Whales often aim to remain undetected, but their trading activities usually follow this pattern:
1 Asset accumulation
2 pumps (price increase)
3 Reaccumulation
4 pumps (price increase)
5 Distribution
6 removals (marked)
7 Redistribution
8 removals (marked)
By studying this pattern, I have identified the main maneuvers of whales.
Fake patterns: Whales create chart patterns by buying at resistance levels or selling during bounces. These manipulated patterns deceive retail traders, who use them as market indicators, creating distortions and affecting market direction.
Stop hunting: Whales explore stop-loss order clusters at key price levels. They then place large buy or sell orders, pushing prices to those levels, triggering stops, and causing rapid price volatility. Range manipulation: Whales push prices up, drop prices into orders, and cause some traders to exit losing positions. Consolidation phases often end after 4-5 touches, breaking the upper or lower line. If prices reach a breakout point and then reverse, it is likely manipulation.
Fair Value Gap (FVG): FVG is caused by massive buying or selling activity, leading to significant price volatility and creating gaps on the chart. After a good pump, the price usually decreases, which benefits the big players and encourages latecomers to exit their positions.
Stop hunting: Big players break critical support or resistance points, triggering stop orders, activating chain movements. Then they quickly move in the opposite direction within the range, taking advantage of 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. The wash trader often creates high trading activity and demand by transferring cryptocurrency between wallet addresses or exchange accounts they control.
Spoofing with market orders: Scams involving placing and canceling fake orders to mislead traders and bots, impacting price volatility and making them harder to detect. To avoid this trap, only use limit orders and avoid interacting with temporary walls. Finally, here is a handy 'cheat sheet' that will help you avoid letting these market fluctuations work against you. ➬ Avoid placing stop-loss orders at critical levels. ➬ Wait for price action to be confirmed before investing. ➬ Allow key support or resistance levels to be broken. ➬ Resist the temptation to engage in sudden price drop trades or low-volume trades. ➬ Carefully check the offers and request spreads. ➬ Be patient, stick to your plan, and wait for the right opportunity. Understanding market manipulation is what distinguishes winners from losers. Many would charge $1000 for this information, but I will not. Before we start, please like, save, and repost the first post of this information and follow me out of respect for the effort. ❤️ I have dedicated a lot of time to my research and look forward to your support as I share all my knowledge for free! 🙏 This is how whales take money from ordinary people and how to avoid their traps. Whales and insiders are known to have a significant influence and manipulate our market. However, few people realize the extent and frequency of this manipulation behavior. Traders lose money every day, and this becomes liquidity when they exit their positions. Therefore, I decided to investigate and expose these tricks. Whales often aim to remain undetected, but their trading activities usually follow this pattern: 1 Asset accumulation 2 pumps (price increase) 3 Reaccumulation 4 pumps (price increase) 5 Distribution 6 removals (marked) 7 Redistribution 8 removals (marked) By studying this pattern, I have identified the main maneuvers of whales. Fake patterns: Whales create chart patterns by buying at resistance levels or selling during bounces. These manipulated patterns deceive retail traders, who use them as market indicators, creating distortions and affecting market direction. Stop hunting: Whales explore stop-loss order clusters at key price levels. They then place large buy or sell orders, pushing prices to those levels, triggering stops, and causing rapid price volatility. Range manipulation: Whales push prices up, drop prices into orders, and cause some traders to exit losing positions. Consolidation phases often end after 4-5 touches, breaking the upper or lower line. If prices reach a breakout point and then reverse, it is likely manipulation. Fair Value Gap (FVG): FVG is caused by massive buying or selling activity, leading to significant price volatility and creating gaps on the chart. After a good pump, the price usually decreases, which benefits the big players and encourages latecomers to exit their positions. Stop hunting: Big players break critical support or resistance points, triggering stop orders, activating chain movements. Then they quickly move in the opposite direction within the range, taking advantage of 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. The wash trader often creates high trading activity and demand by transferring cryptocurrency between wallet addresses or exchange accounts they control.