Let me explain to you what happened from my perspective and what I saw
in the posts:
We noticed that before Bitcoin's rise, a certain number of altcoins increased randomly. What happened afterward?
Most traders entered short positions on the coins that had risen.
How will market makers raise the coins legally and without raising suspicion?
They increased the price of Bitcoin knowing that most altcoins did not return to their original prices; for example, XRP was over two and a half dollars when Bitcoin was at 91,000.
And to clear out the traders, the altcoins increased even more under the pretext that Bitcoin's price went up?
You might ask, if Bitcoin rises, those who bought Bitcoin profit.
That's true, they profit, but it’s a few thousand compared to billions in liquidated positions.
Just a perspective $BTC
in the posts:
We noticed that before Bitcoin's rise, a certain number of altcoins increased randomly. What happened afterward?
Most traders entered short positions on the coins that had risen.
How will market makers raise the coins legally and without raising suspicion?
They increased the price of Bitcoin knowing that most altcoins did not return to their original prices; for example, XRP was over two and a half dollars when Bitcoin was at 91,000.
And to clear out the traders, the altcoins increased even more under the pretext that Bitcoin's price went up?
You might ask, if Bitcoin rises, those who bought Bitcoin profit.
That's true, they profit, but it’s a few thousand compared to billions in liquidated positions.
Just a perspective $BTC
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