📌 This article is written in a style that awakens interest and prompts reflection on the essence. Everything below is the truth. Simplified formulations are applied intentionally to not reveal the full extent of my knowledge. Cryptocurrencies for me are not just a hobby, but a separate world. And for the first time, I share part of this world openly, inspired by conversations two months ago with the support team at Binance, our favorite and unique exchange.
From game bots to the cryptocurrency market
The world of phantom manipulations did not arise suddenly. The first algorithms simulating behavior appeared back in the gaming industry:
bots for Quake III Arena,
scripts and modifications for Half-Life 1.0.1 Full Version,
simple in-game bots for Ragnarok Online (2002), which acted as a 'wrapper', passing the game through themselves for automating visual farming.
This is where the methods originated, later transferred to forex and the crypto market. Algorithm manipulations existed long before modern myths, trading courses, and vast documentation. Relying solely on the chart is pointless: anomalous support for growth or unpredictable price behavior often hides hidden influences that are hard to see.
Can I influence the price of Bitcoin right now? Yes.
Have I changed the price of Bitcoin? Yes — when I saved it from falling below $90,000 and simultaneously calmed the community on Binance for 2-3 days.
I was the one who set new records for BNB, raised and held SHIB, SAHARA, BANANAS31, ERA (until I let it 'float free'), influenced TRX, DOGE, and even PEPE. When the market crashed, I held it, often at a loss to myself, making many rich. Remember my kindness.
Old-New market layer
The world of cryptocurrencies evolves faster than even the most experienced traders can adapt. Trading is usually associated with concepts of orders, capital, risk, and profit, but there is another level — phantom manipulations.
Imagine:
No deposits, no orders.
The account balance is empty.
Access only through a browser or app.
And yet, a rational market participant can influence the algorithms and trading bots that control prices.
How does it work?
Algorithms focus on market behavior: activity in the order book, movement of orders, liquidity signals.
By intervening in this layer without real transactions, a trader creates the illusion of demand or pressure. Algorithms react to this 'shadow' of the market.
Next, a chain is launched:
Bots rebuild strategies, shifting or holding the price.
Investors and traders perceive signals as natural.
An attractiveness effect is formed, which triggers movement.
Thus, the process is born, closer to 'harvesting opportunities' than to classic trading. Here, the value lies not in buying or selling, but in the ability to exploit system vulnerabilities that shape crowd behavior.
💡 Conclusion:
The modern crypto market is not just about capital and risk. It is a game of reflections, where phantom manipulations can be just as significant as classic orders. The higher the level of play, the more serious the consequences.
Personal postscript
PS. I am not a rich person. I just know a lot and created things myself — as a developer and designer of graphics, visualizations, videos, and innovative web designs with rich interface management features. Since 2007-2009 and up to today, such solutions have not been reproduced even in OPS Apple Developers.
Why do I not focus solely on crypto to just 'disrupt the order of things'? Well, I can earn in other areas too. I figured out how to convert a PHP string into JavaScript for generating transactions between a website and any bank (globally), break it down into variables, and reconstruct it — for example, saving only the record that defines future commercial activity under the guise of type=donate for contributions to non-profit organizations worldwide. Governments turn a blind eye to this since the string retains the original encrypt-specification (signature), and payment systems process it as authentic. What do you think of that?
Therefore, my words about phantom manipulations are not a means of self-promotion and not a tool for personal gain.
PPS. I could crash the market at any moment, but my concern for it surpasses personal gain, and often it goes unnoticed by itself. I am not a robot after all. In practice, I gained nothing but experience — in creating crypto exchanges (LARAVEL web applications) and SEO promotion of my platforms in multiple languages, consistently ranking in the TOP-5, TOP-3, and TOP-1. I create websites of any complexity for clients around the world and always maintain confidentiality.
