Recently, Shiguang has researched four mainstream models of wash trading and accumulation, and I would like to share my observations.
First is the BONK PIZZA model, which features a three-wave downward pattern with progressively lower bottoms. This wash trading accumulation model induces extreme fear and anxiety, as each wave is lower than the last. However, the benefit of this model is evident: subsequent price increases tend to be significant, as the wash trading is sufficient, which is very favorable for the market makers but not for retail investors.
Next is the ORID PEPE model, which also follows a three-wave downward pattern, but the lowest point occurs in the second wave. If investors do not monitor the market closely and purchase in time, the continuously rising bottoms may lead to missed opportunities.
Next is the TAO model, where the bottom gradually rises, making it easy for many investors to miss the optimal buying time, resulting in missed opportunities.
Finally, SHIB has been oscillating within a range. Without in-depth research into this model, investors find it difficult to maintain their positions and often lose direction amidst the fluctuations.