PEPE Today's Market Situation: Is the Retail Investor a Slaughter Lamb or a Dark Horse?
1. Opening Strike: The Main Force Plays the K-Line Like a "Scripted Game"
This morning's spike at four o'clock had me laughing out loud—this method is exactly like last year's Dogecoin harvesting scheme! At that time, Elon Musk shouted, and the market maker immediately raised the price to sell off, leaving countless people hanging at the peak. Today's PEPE operation is clearly a "false breakout with real entrapment":
The upper shadow is longer than Sun Wukong's golden staff: When it spiked to 0.0000145, a sudden wall of 1.5 billion sell orders appeared on the right-side order list. How could retail investors do this? It's obvious that the market maker set up the orders in advance to specifically target the eager buyers.
Knowledge point: Narrowing Bollinger Bands + Spike and Retracement = Sign of Market Change, at this point, it's better to miss out than to rush in!
2. The Market Maker's Pants are Pulled Down: The Orders Expose Three Major Conspiracies
Staring at the right-side order list, I couldn't help but laugh—this batch of market makers is cutting corners even in acting:
"Please Enter the Trap" Strategy:
There are 1.5 billion sell orders piled up at 0.0000146, but upon closer inspection, no single order exceeds 200 million. This is a classic case of the "ant moving house" style of pressure. Last year, before LUNA crashed, exchanges played the same game, dispersing orders to create an illusion of pressure, when in fact, no one was selling!
"Bluffing" Strategy:
Down at 0.0000142, there's supposedly 1.45 billion buy orders supporting the price, but 80% of them are newly placed orders within the last 5 minutes. Experience tells me that there's a high probability this is the market maker moving orders around, and when it’s time to crash the market, these orders will be withdrawn in seconds.
"Emotion Manipulation" Strategy:
The live stream comments are frantically promoting "Send Membership for a Giveaway", paired with K-Line increases, it's a clear "atmosphere group" tactic. Remember! When the exchange calls for you to make money, it's often trying to collect your transaction fees.
Last month, a certain exchange promoted a certain meme coin, and those who shared their profits in the group were all plants; three days later, the project team ran away, and the coin price went to zero!
Are you stuck? When to buy the dip? Still the same saying, if you're confused and helpless about what to do, click on my avatar to comment. I need fans, and you need references.
Intraday; PEPE
