In the world of cryptocurrency, the dealers are like giant whales in the deep sea, and their every move affects the nerves of the market. Imagine if the dealers quietly pocketed most of the chips, but were not in a hurry to "recharge" them back to the exchange's pond, how did they plan a shocking "dumping" drama in the undercurrent?
First of all, the shrewd dealers know that once the slightest movement on the chain is captured by the keen retail investors, it is tantamount to exposing their whereabouts and letting the prey escape in advance. Therefore, they adopted a clever disguise strategy: on the eve of the planned dump, they suddenly slowed down the pace of "retreat" from the exchange and turned their attention to the other end of the market - a sharp increase in the price of the currency, which is not only a visual feast, but also a fatal temptation for retail investors.
In this game, the dealers cleverly used the technique of "combining virtual and real". They may spend millions of dollars to buy the currency, but only move a small part (such as 100,000 US dollars) of the chips out of the exchange, creating an illusion of "I am not going all out", making retail investors mistakenly believe that there are still plenty of opportunities to get on board, but in fact they have quietly stepped into the trap.
At this time, retail investors see that the price is soaring like a rocket, at an unprecedented speed, while the transaction data on the chain seems unusually calm, as if the undercurrent under the sea is brewing a storm. This is the "last supper" for retail investors and the psychological warfare carefully arranged by the dealer.
Remember, when the market seems to be the most enthusiastic and the price of the currency soars to an astonishing level, the subtle changes on the chain - the reduction or stagnation of trading volume, may be the calm before the storm, foreshadowing the arrival of the "fish tail market" and the prelude to the collapse.
However, the final direction of all this is still in the hands of the dealer. They have enough funds and strategies to adjust the rhythm of the game at any time. Perhaps, they will choose to continue to push up the market and enjoy a longer profit feast; perhaps, they will suddenly press the "dumping" button at some inadvertent moment, causing the market to fall into chaos and panic.