🎯 The Real Game Behind Buy Limit Orders in Crypto
In the crypto market, when big players (whales) place Buy Side Limit Orders far away from the current price, it’s not just about buying it’s a complete market game plan.
Let’s break it down with a simple real-world example.
🛒 A Physical Market Example
Imagine you have a product currently selling for 70 rupees, but you want to sell it for 100 rupees.
You bring 20 of your own men and have them pretend to buy that product in front of everyone first at 90 rupees, then at 100 rupees.
People watching think, “The price is going up, better buy now!” and suddenly, the price shoots up to 200 rupees.
At that point, you and your men sell everything. But remember your men never actually bought the product in reality. It was just a show to trigger buying interest.
The people who bought at 200 now hope it will reach 300. But when no one else buys, the price drops straight back to 70 rupees.
Then you and your team buy everything cheap again and the cycle repeats.
💻 How This Works in Crypto
In the digital world, the exact same thing happens, except it’s all numbers and orders on a screen.
Buy Side Limit Orders are placed far below the current market price to create the illusion of strong buying support.
Once the price drops into that range, those buy orders are pulled, and Sell Orders are placed right at the current price.
Because buyers are already active, the sells get filled instantly.
Then the whole cycle repeats drop the price, buy low, pump it back up, sell high.
This game runs 24/7, and 95% of traders have no clue it’s even happening.
In reality, the market’s real moves start exactly where the average trader’s thinking stops.
📌 Bottom Line
Limit Orders aren’t just about buying or selling. They are tools to pump or dump the market.
Big players use them to create fake support or resistance, and as soon as the timing is right, they flip the game completely in their favor.
