Have you ever wondered why whenever you buy, the price goes down... but whenever you sell, it goes up? Yes, it's no coincidence.
Monsters, market makers, and insiders control this game. But instead of crying about it, here’s how to use their tricks to your advantage:
🔹 Monster Games: Mega Illusion & Unpacking
Monsters pile up silently as retail stores panic.
When the news breaks, they dump on the hype.
💡 The solution? Track monster wallets (public chain data). If the big players aren't buying, I won't either.
🔹 The "false fracture" trap
The market breaks resistance, people enter out of fear, and suddenly... they explode.
Retail traders take a loss, while insiders buy back at lower prices.
💡 The solution? Always check the volume and liquidity level before entering. I learned this the hard way with $XRP when it looked ready to explode above $5, but the monsters lured liquidity before dumping.
🔹 Media manipulation—the news is always late.
By the time the news tells you to buy, it's too late.
By the time they say “crypto is dead,” the monsters are hoarding.
💡 The solution? Look at on-chain activity, not addresses. When $ETH dropped to $880 in 2022, the media screamed “Ethereum is done!”—the smart money was buying.
🚀 How to beat the system?
✅ Think like a beast, don't act like a retailer.
✅ Use limit orders to buy fear and sell greed.
✅ Follow the chain data, not emotions.
The market is fake... but if you understand the game, there will be no exit liquidity. 💯
What is your biggest lesson in cryptocurrency manipulation? Leave it below!
