a la expectativa de lo que puede ser el último rebote importante, antes de ser deslistada esta cripto.

Brother Da reveals the fundamental logic behind the violent price surge of $ALPACA , the ALPACA's dealer is simply a genius💥💥💥

Everyone knows that Alpaca was issued a delisting notice by Binance

Due to the delisting notice from Binance, many people came to short Alpaca, and shorting provided a lot of trading liquidity

So why can Alpaca rise so much? There are many coins like Alpaca that have no spot trading volume, why aren't they surging?

The reason is still that old saying, lack of liquidity; if you push the price up, who will buy?
So to avoid losing money when selling, there must at least be contracts
If the contract trading volume and open interest are very low, no one is playing, then the dealer cannot build enough chips at a low position or close enough chips at a high position, because closing positions will lead to a drop in price.

And Alpaca took advantage of the delisting from Binance to create liquidity; the dealer does not need to actively find someone to take the opposite position, he only needs to passively take the opposite position because the spot also faces delisting. Therefore, at the bottom, the dealer can build enough low-priced orders to take the opposite position on the short orders, buying through spot to create a price difference between spot and contracts, profiting from the funding fee. What does a 48% funding fee in a day mean? If the dealer opens a contract order of 1 million, even if the coin price does not fall, he can still earn 480,000. This forms a perpetual motion machine, and within three days, the dealer's contract orders at the bottom have already recouped their costs and more, meaning the current dealer is already in an invincible position. Those who are shorting are still deluding themselves into opposing the dealer? Your money has long been sent to the dealer through the funding fee.

So at this stage of the event, the final price trend has no impact on the dealer anymore; no matter what, the dealer wins, and the only losers are retail investors.