$ALPACA Dog Farm Operation Strategy Simple Interpretation as follows:

1. Directly delisting spot is not cost-effective: If the dealer directly delists Alpaca Coin (i.e., stops trading) and sells coins through spot (instant buying and selling), they may not make much money.

2. Strong price control, profit from futures delivery: A smarter approach is to strongly control the price of Alpaca Coin before the 30th, not allowing it to drop too much, and then utilize the delivery mechanism of futures (a contract to buy and sell at an agreed price at a future point in time) to deliver through futures contracts on the platform, earning profits from the futures market.

3. Crushing the market to eat residual value: Between the 30th and May 2nd, the dealer may deliberately suppress the price of Alpaca Coin (crushing the market), selling coins to those who think the price is already very low and want to buy at the bottom, thereby earning this portion of "residual value."

4. Attracting short selling, then pulling up the price to control the market: If there are not enough people short selling (i.e., betting that the price will fall) before the 30th, the dealer may first crush the market to make the price look like it's about to collapse, attracting more people to short sell. Once the number of short sellers increases, the dealer will raise the price again, controlling the situation until the contract expires and is delivered, ensuring they can make money in the futures market.

In simple terms, this is a strategy to manipulate the market and earn profits by controlling prices, utilizing market psychology, and the futures mechanism. Of course, this strategy is illegal and poses significant risks to ordinary investors.