$ALPACA Delisting Counterattack
Binance's delisting of spot trading triggered an 'uncommon market reaction', with a circulating market cap of 6 million being easily controlled by the main force, using the expectation of 'delisting must fall' to reverse and push up prices, first luring shorts before exploding contracts, with shorts facing liquidation exceeding 10 million dollars, funding rates at -2% turning into a meat grinder, and settlement accelerating from 8 hours to 1 hour.
Contract killing chain, high-frequency rates + leverage linkage, a 1-hour doubling market makes shorts simultaneously bear capital losses and 2% funding rates, while longs reap 'double windfalls', and retail investors are forced into a deadlock of 'the more they short, the more they lose'.
The project party's 'increased issuance blunder' coordinated with the main force to accumulate positions, first releasing an increase in issuance as negative news to smash prices, then changing to 'cancel' to pump prices, using information asymmetry to create a double kill for both longs and shorts, with retail investors reduced to 'expectation difference' cannon fodder.