Many people notice that as soon as they buy a cryptocurrency, its price drops, or if they enter a futures contract, the position gets liquidated quickly. This is not a coincidence; it is the result of **organized fraud** that happens even to professionals, not just beginners.
There are **three main parties** behind this fraud:
1. **Currency Developer**:
When you buy a coin while it is rising, the developer may suddenly sell large amounts, causing the price to drop, and thus you lose.
2. **Market Maker**:
It is a person or entity that uses its money to move the price of the currency, in collaboration with the developer. In futures trades, the price may be artificially raised to liquidate short positions, even if the price is unreasonable considering the number of available coins.
3. **The platform itself**:
The platform you trade on often participates in the game. They charge huge amounts to list new coins (the minimum listing can cost $50,000). In addition, the platform sells user data (such as their trades and funds) to big speculators, allowing them to target your trades.
**Summary**:
What is happening is not a coincidence or bad luck, but rather complex mechanisms of fraud and theft of traders' money. Don't be deceived by rosy stories about those who became millionaires; the truth is that the market is filled with risks and manipulation.
**Author's Advice**: Stop wasting your time and money in a market filled with deception.
