The story behind market manipulation by whales like trump,blackrock, Michael saylor and more
#MarketRebound Have you ever think that even large institutions buying cryptos why the price didn’t go up? Yesterday, trump announced the strategic reserve the price go up suddenly and down within a day, why? Here are the facts how they can manipulate the traders/market. 1. Spoofing & Wash Trading (Fake Buying Pressure) • A whale places large buy orders on the spot market to make it seem like demand is rising. • Retail traders see this and FOMO into longs, pushing the price up. • The whale cancels their buy orders before execution, meaning they never actually buy.
2. Shorting While Creating Fake Demand • While showing strong buying on spot, the whale opens large short positions on futures with leverage. • As the price pumps due to FOMO, their short position fills at a better price. • Once enough traders are trapped in longs, they sell their spot holdings or aggressively short, causing a sudden dump. 3. Liquidation Hunting (Stop-Loss Triggers & Cascade Effect) • Whales know where retail traders set stop-losses. • Once the market is overleveraged in longs, they sell aggressively, triggering a long liquidation cascade. • As long positions get liquidated, forced selling drives the price down even more, helping their shorts print profits. 4. Hedge Manipulation (Spot vs. Derivatives Play) • Some whales buy on spot but short heavily on derivatives to keep the price suppressed. • They accumulate BTC at a low price while profiting from their short positions. Once they’ve accumulated enough BTC, they close their shorts and push the price up. $ETH $BTC $XRP
• If SOL fails to hold $240, the next target would be the $225–$230 support range. • A breakdown below $225 could extend the bearish trend toward $210 or lower.
Bullish Case:
• If SOL bounces from $240 and reclaims $250, it could attempt to re-enter the ascending channel. • Breaking and closing above $255–$260 would indicate a bullish recovery toward $268.
Neutral/Consolidation Case:
• SOL could consolidate between $240 and $255, forming a range before deciding on its next move.