I have heard a lot of words from the market makers, and most of them are actually just nonsense, because the market and the market makers are essentially opponents.

For example, if the market maker has prepared several million in funds and is very strong, but the pool has only increased a little bit, the purpose is to make you feel at ease, waiting for them to offload.

I saw someone using the OKX wallet API to calculate the capital inflow, and in the past five days, the net inflow was 3.16 million.

Now the pool of $PYTHIA has already surpassed 10 million. I was chatting with a friend, saying that if the pool was half as small, the market value would have already exceeded 200 to 300 million. My friend said it's okay; if the pool is small, the big whales won't play.

Sometimes, don't just listen to what the market maker says; you should also pay attention to what they do, especially when the two are inconsistent. Always take price action as the standard.