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WHALES. Why are they always ahead?
How do whales obtain insider information?
* Industry connections:
Whales often interact with teams of blockchain project developers, exchanges, and major investors.
* Participation in closed circles:
They participate in private chats, forums, and meetings where insider topics are discussed.
* Early information on regulations:
Connections with lawyers, government consultants, and regulators help anticipate changes in legislation.
* Blockchain monitoring:
They use analytical tools to track transactions of large addresses and wallets.
* Investments in startups:
They invest in projects at the ICO/IDO/IEO stage and know their plans before they hit the market.
* Knowing about a future event (for example, listing on a major exchange), whales buy the asset in advance and sell it after the price increases. Or vice versa.
* Manipulations before news:
They create artificial price fluctuations to force other traders to buy or sell the asset before the event.
* Long-term accumulation:
If they are aware of fundamentally significant changes (e.g., a partnership with a major company), they quietly accumulate assets.
How do whales obtain insider information?
* Industry connections:
Whales often interact with teams of blockchain project developers, exchanges, and major investors.
* Participation in closed circles:
They participate in private chats, forums, and meetings where insider topics are discussed.
* Early information on regulations:
Connections with lawyers, government consultants, and regulators help anticipate changes in legislation.
* Blockchain monitoring:
They use analytical tools to track transactions of large addresses and wallets.
* Investments in startups:
They invest in projects at the ICO/IDO/IEO stage and know their plans before they hit the market.
* Knowing about a future event (for example, listing on a major exchange), whales buy the asset in advance and sell it after the price increases. Or vice versa.
* Manipulations before news:
They create artificial price fluctuations to force other traders to buy or sell the asset before the event.
* Long-term accumulation:
If they are aware of fundamentally significant changes (e.g., a partnership with a major company), they quietly accumulate assets.
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