$TROY
Listen up, folks! Let me explain—this is how the Whale of Troy played his game.
First, he dumped a massive amount of his coins—about 30% of his holdings—pushing the price down from $0.0082 to $0.0034. Now, why did he do that, you ask? Was he crazy? Did he want to lose money? Of course not! This was a calculated move.
You see, by selling so many coins, he caused a panic in the market. Investors started to worry. They thought, 'Oh no, the price is crashing!' So what did they do? They dumped their coins too. About 60% of the coins sold during that period came from these panicked investors.
While everyone else was selling at low prices, thinking they were cutting their losses, the Whale was sitting there... buying. Yes, he was buying back not only his 30%, but also 60% of the panic sales, all at very cheap prices.
In the end, he regained control of the supply and likely ended up with more coins than he started with—at a fraction of the price. That’s how the market played. That’s how whales work. They create fear to profit from it. So next time, don’t let the whale win—hold tight!”
