"The big winners of this rally are the memecoins, and it's easy to understand why. If you have Bitcoin at 104 thousand dollars and you move it to a memecoin, you cause a price increase due to the sudden rise in its capitalization. Check the memecoins and you'll see they haven't rested. Anyone who has played with market operators 💹 must have amassed a lot of money (depending, of course, on what is considered 'a lot of money' for each person). It's been a while since memecoins have dominated the market. Today, MUBARAK and 'The Squirrel 🐿️ that eats peanuts' recorded a new high of over 22%, even though MUBARAK had just risen by 71% during its short correction. It surged again and climbed to nearly cents from 41 cents. It seems small, but we're talking about 20 dollars for every hundred.

When a whale 🐳 buys a million MUBARAK and then sells as it rises, they make 200 thousand $ (discounting commissions). That is, 200 thousand dollars free of taxes. 'They, the rich, are the ones who take the big slice of the pie.' That's why the poor leverage. When they do, the rich lend them money to increase their profit if their coin rises or falls. The rich, who almost never lose, accumulate a large number of loans (leverage) distributed among the poor, and then use their employees known as 'market operators' to execute well-defined strategies that change the direction 🧭 of the price. This forces the poor to pay back the loan they took for their 'business.' But the business didn't go well, and it didn't go well because the 'hairy hand' of the lender ensured that the borrower had a bad outcome. Thus, the poor are today poorer and the rich are today richer.

This is one of the reasons why it's easier to make money in a casino than to beat the market. In the casino, it is decided by chance. In the market, it's moved by algorithms, bots 🤖, market operators, and 'market makers.' To give you an idea of the power they have, 97% of DEXE coins are in the hands of whales. I'm saying no more."

Giorgio