Dear Crypto Explorers,
In this Web3.0 world full of mystery and miracles, the "magicians" of market manipulation are quietly performing their black magic. Let us uncover the secrets of these "dark webs" and see how they manipulate the market.
1. Wash Trades: Market Illusion
Imagine that you see a lively party in the market, but you find that 95% of the "guests" are phantoms. Yes, this is wash trading, which creates the illusion of high trading volume by repeatedly buying and selling the same asset, as if to say: "Look how lively it is here!" But in fact, it is just an illusion created by manipulators.
2. Deception: Market’s “smokescreen”
Spoofing is like a "smoke and mirrors" in the market, where manipulators place large buy and sell orders to create the illusion of supply and demand, and then suddenly disappear, leaving confused investors. It's like saying, "Hey, look over there!" Then while you are distracted, they have quietly changed the rules of the game.
3. Short-selling attacks: the market’s “panic virus”
A short attack is like a "panic virus" in the market. Manipulators trigger panic selling in the market by shorting or selling a certain asset in large quantities, as if saying: "Run, the house is going to collapse!" Then they watch the price drop from the sidelines and prepare to buy at a low price.
4. FUD: The market’s “rumor factory”
FUD is a "rumor mill" in the market, which creates panic by spreading negative or misleading information. It's like saying, "Did you hear that aliens are coming to attack the earth!" and then watching the market fall into chaos, they laugh on the sidelines.
5. Sell Wall Manipulation: The “Invisible Wall” of the Market
Sell wall manipulation is like an "invisible wall" in the market, where the manipulator places a large number of sell orders at a specific price level to prevent the asset price from breaking through that level. It's like saying, "Don't go over there, there's a wall!" Then they quietly collect chips behind the wall.
6. Pump and Sell: The Market’s “Candy Trap”
Pump and dump is one of the oldest market manipulation methods, which artificially raises the price of an asset through coordinated buying and then selling it after the price is high. It is like saying, "Here, here are free candies!" Then when you reach out to take them, they have already run away with the candies.
Conclusion:
In this Web3.0 world full of "magicians" and "dark webs", we need to remain vigilant and not be fooled by these manipulation methods. Let us explore this market full of infinite possibilities with humor and wisdom.
Tip: Investment is risky, so be cautious when entering the market. This information is not intended as investment and financial advice, we are just sharing some interesting market observations and humorous views.
