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šŸ’° DWF Labs has started aggressively building long positions in select tokens. Is bull run is near?? #DWF-Labs
šŸ’° DWF Labs has started aggressively building long positions in select tokens.

Is bull run is near??
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šŸ•µļøā€ā™‚ļø Fetch.AI again 'unloads' through DWF Labs? An additional 15 million $FET has just been transferred to Binance Once again, the Fetch.AI team is under suspicion of liquidating FET tokens through #DWF-Labs under the guise of 'liquidity provision partnership'. Specifically, 7 hours ago, the multisig wallet of #Fetch.ai transferred exactly 15 million FET (equivalent to 6.58 million USD) to the address #Binance Deposit of DWF Labs – a market maker known for 'bottom fishing – price pushing – unloading' deals. šŸ”„ Notably: This is the first time this wallet has been active after 5 months of silence, and previous transfers have all occurred at extremely sensitive times (the peak or bottom of FET). šŸ“‰ Could this be unloading stock right at the bottom waiting for a pump and then dumping, or preparing... to continue unloading at this price? FET has currently dropped more than 83% from its peak, leading many to question: Is this an accumulation zone, or just a final 'dump' before disappearing? Analysts suggest that the 'discount sale to DWF' model has been repeated many times, and this on-chain behavior does not differ much from old scenarios. #bullish
šŸ•µļøā€ā™‚ļø Fetch.AI again 'unloads' through DWF Labs? An additional 15 million $FET has just been transferred to Binance

Once again, the Fetch.AI team is under suspicion of liquidating FET tokens through #DWF-Labs under the guise of 'liquidity provision partnership'.

Specifically, 7 hours ago, the multisig wallet of #Fetch.ai transferred exactly 15 million FET (equivalent to 6.58 million USD) to the address #Binance Deposit of DWF Labs – a market maker known for 'bottom fishing – price pushing – unloading' deals.

šŸ”„ Notably:

This is the first time this wallet has been active after 5 months of silence, and previous transfers have all occurred at extremely sensitive times (the peak or bottom of FET).

šŸ“‰ Could this be unloading stock right at the bottom waiting for a pump and then dumping, or preparing... to continue unloading at this price?

FET has currently dropped more than 83% from its peak, leading many to question: Is this an accumulation zone, or just a final 'dump' before disappearing?

Analysts suggest that the 'discount sale to DWF' model has been repeated many times, and this on-chain behavior does not differ much from old scenarios.
#bullish
šŸ” #DWF-Labs Sparks Speculation with Small On-Chain Move! A 105 #USD1 token transfer by #DWFLabs on #BNB_chain has caught the crypto community’s attention. While the tiny $0.17 gas fee suggests a test transaction, it could hint at future activity or integration moves. šŸ’” USD1 (World Libertarian Dollar) is a BEP-20 token, and DWF Labs hasn’t confirmed its plans. But with traders speculating on potential expansion, all eyes are on their next move! šŸ‘€ #WorldLibertyFinancial
šŸ” #DWF-Labs Sparks Speculation with Small On-Chain Move!

A 105 #USD1 token transfer by #DWFLabs on #BNB_chain has caught the crypto community’s attention. While the tiny $0.17 gas fee suggests a test transaction, it could hint at future activity or integration moves.

šŸ’” USD1 (World Libertarian Dollar) is a BEP-20 token, and DWF Labs hasn’t confirmed its plans. But with traders speculating on potential expansion, all eyes are on their next move! šŸ‘€

#WorldLibertyFinancial
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Market maker #DWF-Labs launches a new fund with a capital of 250 million dollars to support medium and large market cap blockchain projects. Recently, a large number of investment funds are turning to invest in blockchain and WEB3 infrastructure projects.
Market maker #DWF-Labs launches a new fund with a capital of 250 million dollars to support medium and large market cap blockchain projects.
Recently, a large number of investment funds are turning to invest in blockchain and WEB3 infrastructure projects.
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🚨 The memory of retail investors lasts only 3 minutes, the more they are cut, the more fighting power they have, because human nature is to resist. Let's see how the big players harvest retail investors to make money. 01/ DEX Pool Manipulation By controlling the liquidity pool (LP), they adjust token prices and trading depth. They may create price fluctuations by adding/removing liquidity. The project party provides initial liquidity, and the market makers optimize LP operations through algorithms (such as dynamically adjusting price curves) to attract retail trading. Both parties may withdraw liquidity after a high point. 02/ Over-the-Counter Trading (OTC) and Low-Price Token Hoarding Big players buy tokens in bulk from the project party at a discounted price through OTC trading, usually with no lock-up or short-term lock-up, at a very low cost. Typically packaged as ā€œstrategic investment.ā€ Acting as a ā€œbridge,ā€ they subsequently hype the price through market speculation (such as announcing collaborations or KOL promotions). 03/ Pump + Hype + Dump Big players and project parties create hot narratives (such as ā€œMetaverseā€ and ā€œAI + Blockchainā€) through traditional media, social media, and KOL promotions to attract retail funds. The actual progress of the project may be far less than advertised or even non-existent. Here are common operations: - Push up token prices through concentrated buying to create the illusion of an uptrend. - Release positive news in conjunction with media and KOLs to create market buzz. - Various packaging and positive news released across the entire network (most dangerous time to enter). - Provide liquidity support to ensure price stability and active trading. - Retail investors begin to sell under the influence of FOMO emotions. 04/ High-Frequency Trading (HFT) and Algorithmic Arbitrage Using high-frequency trading technology and proprietary algorithms, rapid buying and selling are conducted across multiple centralized and decentralized exchanges (60+ exchanges) to capture small price differences (bid-ask spread) for profit. Real-time monitoring: Automated systems monitor market dynamics in real-time, executing limit orders to maintain market depth. Collaboration with project parties: Project parties pay market-making fees or provide tokens, and DWF profits from price differences and trading volume. Harvest point: Market makers sell off their inventory tokens after raising the price (usually obtained at low prices through private placements), while retail investors get trapped by buying at a high price. #DWF-Labs #DWFLabs #äŗ¤ę˜“ę•…äŗ‹
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The memory of retail investors lasts only 3 minutes, the more they are cut, the more fighting power they have, because human nature is to resist. Let's see how the big players harvest retail investors to make money.

01/ DEX Pool Manipulation
By controlling the liquidity pool (LP), they adjust token prices and trading depth. They may create price fluctuations by adding/removing liquidity.

The project party provides initial liquidity, and the market makers optimize LP operations through algorithms (such as dynamically adjusting price curves) to attract retail trading. Both parties may withdraw liquidity after a high point.

02/ Over-the-Counter Trading (OTC) and Low-Price Token Hoarding
Big players buy tokens in bulk from the project party at a discounted price through OTC trading, usually with no lock-up or short-term lock-up, at a very low cost.

Typically packaged as ā€œstrategic investment.ā€ Acting as a ā€œbridge,ā€ they subsequently hype the price through market speculation (such as announcing collaborations or KOL promotions).

03/ Pump + Hype + Dump
Big players and project parties create hot narratives (such as ā€œMetaverseā€ and ā€œAI + Blockchainā€) through traditional media, social media, and KOL promotions to attract retail funds. The actual progress of the project may be far less than advertised or even non-existent. Here are common operations:

- Push up token prices through concentrated buying to create the illusion of an uptrend.
- Release positive news in conjunction with media and KOLs to create market buzz.
- Various packaging and positive news released across the entire network (most dangerous time to enter).
- Provide liquidity support to ensure price stability and active trading.
- Retail investors begin to sell under the influence of FOMO emotions.

04/ High-Frequency Trading (HFT) and Algorithmic Arbitrage
Using high-frequency trading technology and proprietary algorithms, rapid buying and selling are conducted across multiple centralized and decentralized exchanges (60+ exchanges) to capture small price differences (bid-ask spread) for profit.

Real-time monitoring: Automated systems monitor market dynamics in real-time, executing limit orders to maintain market depth.
Collaboration with project parties: Project parties pay market-making fees or provide tokens, and DWF profits from price differences and trading volume.
Harvest point: Market makers sell off their inventory tokens after raising the price (usually obtained at low prices through private placements), while retail investors get trapped by buying at a high price.

#DWF-Labs #DWFLabs #äŗ¤ę˜“ę•…äŗ‹
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