#加密市场反弹 #Strategy增持比特币

How do market makers manipulate the market? What are the techniques for market manipulation? Understand the psychology of the market makers; don't get washed out if you want to achieve great results. Today, I will explain everything to you in a long article. Click to read slowly.

Generally speaking, the purpose of market manipulation is to wash out weak-minded retail investors to prepare for a subsequent rise.

Market manipulation techniques can be mainly divided into:

1. Smash Down Manipulation

Technique: Suddenly place a large sell order on the order book or directly smash down with a large order to drive the price down.

Characteristics: Significant price drop in a short time, panic emotions, and sudden increase in trading volume.

Purpose: Force panic sellers and stop-loss orders to give up their shares, screening the holders.

Operational Details:

Quickly break through key support levels, like moving averages or previous lows, creating panic.

During the drop, the manipulator buys back some shares at a low price.

Often accompanied by false news and FUD (Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt).

2. Sideways Consolidation Manipulation

Technique: Repeatedly consolidate within a range, harvesting short-term traders back and forth.

Characteristics: Small fluctuations in price, gradually decreasing volume, and prolonged time.

Purpose: Exhaust short-term funds, causing impatient individuals to sell off.

Operational Details:

Frequently spike up briefly before quickly reversing, creating “false breakouts” to deceive both bulls and bears.

Prolonged periods make holders feel “hopeless,” leading them to automatically give up their shares.

3. Spike Manipulation

Technique: Suddenly drop a long lower shadow line in a very short time and then quickly pull back.

Characteristics: The K-line shows a “spike” (long lower shadow), with the price returning or approaching its original position.

Purpose: Quickly shake off stop-loss orders and create a moment of panic.

Operational Details:

Typically, spikes are accompanied by on-chain order cancellations and liquidity harassment.

The market maker catches the shares at the bottom, continuing the original trend after washing out the shares.

4. News-Based Manipulation

Technique: Use negative news and panic rhetoric to create psychological pressure.

Characteristics: Retail investors panic, actively selling.

Purpose: Accelerate the washing out of holders and reduce selling pressure during the subsequent rise.

Summary

True market manipulation generally does not damage the fundamental control structure (such as the proportion of major holdings and stable liquidity).

If it's an on-chain token, watch the liquidity pool. If there is a large-scale withdrawal from the liquidity pool and large orders flowing out, it's not manipulation; that means the market maker is about to exit.