Crypto was supposed to be the future of financial freedom—but now it’s starting to feel like just another rigged game. Behind the scenes, market makers and even the U.S. government are making moves that hurt everyday crypto investors while benefiting whales and institutions.
Market makers in crypto control massive liquidity and easily manipulate prices. They create fake pumps to lure in retail traders, only to dump on them minutes later. You’ll often see sudden wicks that trigger stop-losses, liquidate long positions, and wipe out small traders—classic moves to keep the profits flowing to the top.
And don't ignore the U.S. government’s role. Every time the SEC hints at a lawsuit, bans staking services, or delays ETF approvals, the market reacts violently. Retail traders panic sell, while insiders buy the dip quietly. It’s a carefully played cycle: crash the market with fear, accumulate cheap coins, and pump it again when the news turns positive.
The truth is, crypto might run on blockchain, but the manipulation is very human—and retail traders are the easiest targets. If you want to survive, stay sharp, manage risk, and never chase the hype created by the very people betting against you.
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