Hello, new topic:
Manipulations in the cryptocurrency market: how to artificially create liquidity
Today, cryptocurrency for many is not just an asset, but a way to "get rich quick". People invest in unknown coins, hoping that their price will skyrocket. But few people realize how the liquidity of such assets is actually formed.
One of the most common methods is to promote a coin through articles and analytical materials on large platforms, such as Binance. The authors present them as objective expertise, but in reality this is often hidden advertising. The main goal is to create a stir, attract new investors and thereby artificially increase demand.
What happens next? After a short-term growth, owners of large asset packages (the so-called "whales") sell their coins, and small investors are left with an asset that is losing value.
Do you want a wow effect? Buy $500 of different crypto, withdraw to a cold wallet and put in a safe for 5 years. Then you will see the result.
I want to buy $SHIB $DOGE $ETH
And we are waiting ) experiment
