Due to whale manipulation, 90% of people lose all their savings

Understanding market manipulations is what separates the winners from the losers.

Many will charge $1000 for this information, but not me.

Here's a 🧵 on how whales take money from common people and how to avoid their traps 👇

It is well known that whales and insiders significantly influence and manipulate our market.

However, few realize the extent and frequency of this manipulation.

Traders lose funds daily, which becomes their outflow liquidity.

That's why I decided to investigate and expose their tactics.

Whales often try to go unnoticed, but their trade usually follows this model:

1. Asset accumulation

2. Pipe

3. Reaccumulation

4. Pipe

5. Distribution

6. dump

7. Redistribution

8. dump

By studying this pattern, I identified the main manipulations of the whales.

① Fake patterns:

Whales create chart patterns by buying at resistance or selling during bounces. These manipulated patterns fool retail traders who rely on them as market indicators, creating false levels and influencing the direction of the market.

② Stop hunting for losses:

Whales identify groups of stop-loss orders at key price levels.

They then drive prices towards these levels by executing large buy or sell orders, triggering stops and causing rapid price fluctuations.

③ Range manipulation:

Whales reduce their entry price by pushing up prices, causing some traders to exit at a loss.

Consolidation phases usually end after 4 or 5 touches, breaking the upper or lower lines.

If the price reaches a breakout point but then reverses, it is likely manipulation.

④ Fair value gap (FVG):

FVGs occur from heavy buying or selling, causing notable price swings and chart gaps.

After a good rally, prices usually fall back, benefiting the main players and causing latecomers to abandon their positions.

⑤ Stop executions:

Big players push prices past critical support or resistance points to trigger stop orders, creating cascading moves.

They then quickly retreat back into the range, taking advantage of stalled sell-offs and catching traders off guard.

⑥ Washing trade:

Wash trading is a market manipulation technique in which traders artificially inflate the value of an asset by increasing their trading volume. A wash trader typically moves cryptocurrency between wallet addresses or exchange accounts they control to create the illusion of high trading activity and demand.

⑦ Market order falsification:

Spoofing involves placing and canceling fake orders to fool traders and robots, which affects price movements and poses detection challenges.

To avoid falling into this trap, simply use limit orders and avoid reacting to transient walls.

⑧ "Close the jaws":

This is when whales place important buy and sell orders at closing prices to influence the market.

Remember that falling buy walls and rising sell orders compress prices, trapping long positions in retail and benefiting short positions.

⑨ Bilateral market:

Whales place large orders on both the supply side and the demand side, manipulating prices by pushing them up and selling. This creates rallies or puts downward pressure on prices as buying declines.

And retail traders, limited to one direction, are plagued by rapid price swings.

⋆ At the end, bonus ⋆

Here's a handy "cheat sheet" to prevent these market drivers from overtaking you 👇

➬ Avoid setting stop-losses at key levels.

➬ Wait for confirmation of price movement before investing.

➬ Allow a key support or resistance level to be broken.

➬ Resist the temptation to buy at times of sudden rise or low volume trades.

➬ Look closely at bid-ask spreads.

➬ Stay patient, stick to your plan and wait for the right opportunity.

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