$shib Today at 13:09, the price of Shiba Inu was abnormal, skyrocketing 2% in one minute! The contract price reached 0.016, while the spot price was only 0.0157, a difference of two points!

Do you know why? That's because I closed a long position of more than 10,000 USDT at 13:09! Please see the image below.

At this point, some kids might ask, with a daily trading volume of 300 million dollars, what good is your little trading volume? You definitely don't understand the principles of quantitative trading robots.

You see, 90% of the daily trading volume comes from the market makers buying and selling to themselves. For example, today the Shiba Inu contract has a trading volume of 300 million dollars, but in reality, in the current minute, there is only 200,000 dollars, of which 90% is the market makers trading with themselves. In this minute, the real trading volume is only 20,000 dollars. So, do you think my 10,000 dollars is a big fish?

Since I took profit at 13:09, the balance of the quantitative robot was disrupted. Its operation is designed to go against retail investors; when you sell, it rises, making you feel like you sold at the wrong time, and then you chase the rise.

If you chased it, then you fell for it; you got hooked. If you didn't chase, then it will continue to rise, and there will always be fish hooked to go long. This way, the robot's goal is achieved: when retail investors chase the rise, they unload their positions, and you can see it starts to fall afterward. Looking at the candlestick chart is lagging; the market makers can control the patterns you want to see.

This is a quantitative algorithm that understands human nature deeply. Retail investors always feel targeted by the market makers: every time they buy, it drops, and every time they sell, it rises. Small positions win every battle, while large positions lose repeatedly. Never underestimate your few hundred USDT; with high leverage, it turns into tens of thousands of USDT. So, definitely don't play with high leverage and large positions in the short term. You keep losing without a doubt because you are being monitored by the market makers; not everyone has the kind of market feel like Liang Xi.

You think you're the one making profits, but in reality, you are the fish being caught.