Don't cry... they are raising the coin to throw you off!
(The whale plan that small investors don't see)
In the cryptocurrency market, emotions are stronger than analysis. Greed, fear, hope, regret... all these emotions drive the novice and enrich the whale.
But ask yourself:
Why do some coins suddenly rise and then crash quickly?
And who buys at a low price and sells to you at the peak?
The answer: the whales.
Whale plan in 7 steps:
1. Accumulating the coin quietly (Accumulation Phase)
The whale starts buying large amounts of a small or medium-value coin.
Doesn't make noise. Enters from multiple wallets. The price moves slowly... no one notices.
Example: The whale bought 20 million PEPE coins when they were at the bottom at a price of 0.00000120.
2. Spreading rumors and false hope (Shilling Phase)
Starts posting on social media:
- “The coin of the future!”
- “A fantastic project within artificial intelligence!”
- “A whale bought a huge amount!”
- “Elon Musk hinted at it!”
Paid influencers, Telegram groups, and "analysts" suddenly cheering for the coin.
3. Pulling in small investors (FOMO Trap)
After a 30% rise, people enter out of fear of missing out.
A large group starts buying, and the price jumps further.
Everyone feels like they "caught the right train."
4. Intensive media push (Media Push)
At a rise of 50–70%, large campaigns begin:
- Paid tweets.
- TikTok clips.
- Posts say: "It's just the beginning."
- Offering incredible profits from fake people.
5. Reaching the peak and starting distribution (Distribution Phase)
Whales sell everything they have accumulated at a high price.
People are buying, and the whale is exiting.
Example: Bought at 0.00000120 and sold at 0.00000350 = 190% profit in two days!
6. Sudden crash (Dumping Phase)
Suddenly, the price drops.
- No one is buying.
- Panic spreads.
- People are selling at a loss.
- The market is crashing.
- The whale exited... and left you the peak.
7. The game repeats itself.
New coin, new campaign, new trap.
Golden advice:
Do not enter the market at the celebration time, but when everyone goes silent.
Watch for whale entries, not influencer screams.
How do you protect yourself?
- Do not buy because of the noise, but because of the analysis.
- Do not enter after a 50% rise or more.
- Watch the trading volume and ask: "Who is buying and who is selling?"
- Follow whale wallets (On-chain).
- Do not enter with money you need.
- Learn technical analysis.
Summary:
In the crypto world... whales don’t just eat, they cook the market.
So either you be smart with them, or you become their meal.