Share a market-making logic;

Everyone loves to watch the KOLs who shout out trades, while they complain but are still reluctant to unfollow;

Anyway, those of us who focus on fundamentals never pay attention to the XX coin from the shout-out;

The capital market has never lacked the saying that fine wine fears a deep alley; if you really have enough capital to make a market, you definitely won't spend money to find KOLs to promote projects. The more concentrated the chips, the higher the height, and the more intense the washout;

Let's take the XX coin on the leading exchanges as an example. If there are indeed strong funds to make a market, there is no need to find KOLs, you just need to appear on the rise list, three times in five days. You shouldn't care about whether anyone is getting on board; what you want is to get on the list to attract attention. Retail investors will naturally pay attention, and the main force's goal is not to sell immediately after getting on the list. Next, under the premise of highly controlled chips, the aim is to brush the volume to create chart patterns, to induce technical analysts to determine entry points (real traders do not care about the height from the bottom; they only care about whether there is an entry point for their short positions). Retail investors will naturally follow the shout-outs to prove their prowess. Most retail investors only look at the fundamentals of the spot market and do not pay attention to the chip distribution chart, let alone the relationship between contract positions and spot. As long as you extend the control period, whether it's daily or weekly, you will attract retail investors looking to take over without worrying about selling issues. As long as your arbitrage space is sufficient, in the end, what you harvest is not the small amount of funds chasing high, but the liquidity that continues to increase after being trapped, which is enough;

The method above is commonly used in the market, but you won't see too many in a bull market. If you have an old coin or a relatively new coin (more than three years), your starting point cannot be too high. A diluted market cap within 300 million USD is best, and making a market to 10 billion USD, while being able to smoothly sell off, only requires following the BTC big cycle. The trend of BTC must be followed closely; you need to let the market feel your capital strength.