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Market makers play a crucial role in facilitating trading on CEXs/DEXs.
There are two main types of market makers:
➢ Traditional market makers
➢ Market makers who also serve as advisors to projects

What exactly does "making a market" mean?
MMs consistently provide bids and asks for tokens, guaranteeing that traders can buy or sell tokens at any time.
They profit from the spread between these prices, which compensates them for the risk associated with holding assets.

Traditional market makers typically concentrate on large projects with massive market caps.
Their main goals are to:
➢ Offer liquidity and market depth
➢ Keep the market running smoothly and efficiently
➢ Create a trading plan for token unlocks
Market makers who advise projects help out in several ways:
➢ Help with raising funds for the project
➢ Provide liquidity on DEX
➢ Develop strategies for token price on TGE
Basically, these market makers handle all the important stuff for new projects.
Market Maker Strategies
MMs use different tactics to influence token prices, such as pump, dump, or distribution, based on what they aim to achieve.
Now, let's check out some real examples of how these tactics show up on price charts 👇

Bull Run Strategies
In the bull run, market makers are trying to:
➢ Let you buy any amount of a token you want
➢ Make people feel FOMO when they see the chart

Bear Market Strategies
In a bear market, market makers aim to:
➢ Buy tokens at low prices to prepare for the next bull run
➢ Generate enough daily trading volume on CEXs to avoid delisting

Here are chart patterns of the most popular MMs that you may spot.
This is not a 100% pattern that will be present on every coin that MMs work with.
But in most cases, it will give you a hint on how the price action could potentially look.

Here's an example of how @DWFLabs worked with $FLOKI.
They had been accumulating their position for several months during a sideways trend.
Then, they pumped the token by 772% in just 3 weeks. That's why DWF is known for its very sharp pumps.

You can tell a Market Maker works with a token if:
➢ The token pumped a lot just before significant news hits
➢ Trading volume keeps rising steadily without big price changes
➢ You spot repeated patterns on the chart - pumps & dumps happening every few months
Price Manipulation
It's tough to hold a coin during a long decline, and Market Makers exploit this.
When prices are manipulated to hit new lows, it often scares off most holders.
But if the price swiftly rebounds back into the normal range, it's likely a manipulative play.

Accumulation
MMs don't just market buy to avoid bad entry points due to low liquidity.
Instead, they maintain prices in a tight range: buying at the low end & selling at the high
During this period, your job is to snag low prices in a sideways trend and anticipate a breakout.

Marker Maker Chart Model
Accumulation (Buy) ➞ Pump ➞ Distribution (Sell) ➞ Dump ➞ Accumulation (Buy Again) ➞ Distribution (Sell Again) ➞ Final Dump
🔴 This model helps build a big stake in a token, attracting retail investors with rising prices, then selling off when prices peak

In essence, here's what you need to do: Buy during the accumulation stage and Sell during the distribution stage.
It really is as simple as that.
Do you understand? This is winning.

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