whenever you are feeling down, always remember that there is someone who turned $2000 in $POWER into -$664,780.674 https://t.co/nUAbVGG6eA
whenever you are feeling down, always remember that there is someone who turned $2000 in $POWER into -$664,780.674 https://t.co/nUAbVGG6eA
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Intuitively, the cost of pushing the price up is not proportional to the gains.
Conversely, the cost of smashing the price down is very proportional to the gains.
Do you think $POWER $BULLA makes more profit when pushing up or when smashing down?
I believe it is much more likely to profit from smashing down; otherwise other trading strategies wouldn't end up the same way.
Of course, the only condition for this is that it must be under extremely high control.
I heard the Singapore legend has become famous worldwide 🤣.
The current market no longer allows project teams or market makers to keep pushing the price up and dumping, because liquidity is insufficient.
Most market makers cannot push up; consequently they can only choose to dump downwards.
Meanwhile, everyone is full of fantasies about buying the dip.
Whether you are buying the dip of $POWER or $BULLA, it’s the same.
Those who love buying the dip think there’s an endless bottom; they imagine the price will rebound, at least a little, but the result is an endless hell.
You’ll find that the best projects are actually those with a market cap of 30‑50 M, while projects of 300‑500 M are very difficult.
Good luck to yourself; today’s market makers are all shrewder, and what they most want to do is provide market‑making for high‑market‑cap projects, and once they get the tokens they just dump them all the way down 😂.