Why do WHALES crash the market?! The mystery of the big players.

Sometimes you look at the chart and can't believe your eyes: the price was soaring up, and then — as if someone flipped a switch — everything collapsed.

In such moments, they come into play — the Whales. Not the sea ones, but the financial ones. Huge capital holders whose movements can drop the price harder than bad news.

Why do they do this?

1. Market manipulation. Whales intentionally sell large volumes to induce panic among small traders. The crowd starts to dump the asset, and the price falls even further.

2. Liquidity gathering. After the crash, whales buy the asset back — already at a bargain.

3. Testing weak hands. The collapse is a way to “shake off” those who are not ready to hold the position.

Historical example:

In 2017, Bitcoin crashed by 20% in a couple of hours. It later turned out: one wallet withdrew thousands of BTC to the exchange, causing a mass sell-off. A couple of days later, the same wallet started buying again.

Conclusion: When a storm rages in the market, don’t rush to panic. Sometimes it’s just whales hunting for small fish.

And remember: in the ocean of the market, the one who knows how to swim alongside the whales always wins… and not become their breakfast.

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