Crypto Panic: Revealing the "Six Killer Moves" of the Dog Market Makers — Have You Fallen for Them?

Friends chase popular coins with 10x leverage, confident as the price rises, only to be liquidated to zero ten minutes later, puzzled and asking:
"Direction was right, why did I lose everything?" I tell him: "You fell into the market maker's death trap."
Most people in the crypto world get cut not because of bad luck, but because they fail to see through the market maker's tricks. Here are their six common killer moves:
Fake Breakout to Induce Buying: Market makers push through key price levels to create a false impression of an upward move, enticing investors to chase the rise, then aggressively dump.
Breakouts with no volume are 80% false signals; don’t be fooled by false prosperity.
Accumulation → Dump to Harvest:
Prices sideways for a long time, wearing down investors’ patience. When the price rises, they lure retail investors in, then dump, causing principal and confidence to collapse instantly.
Reverse Get Liquidated to Kill Double Tops: First push to trigger short stop-losses, then reverse to smash long positions, stacking high trading fees to achieve a "double kill" and harvest.
On-Chain Drama to Create FOMO: Fake "Whale addresses buying" to make investors think "big players are entering," while the market maker is actually offloading at high levels, trapping retail investors at the top.
Low Volatility Sideways to Wear Down Willpower: Price remains stagnant like dead water, with market makers secretly selling high and buying low, eroding principal. When investors realize, the losses are severe.
Shadow Needle to Exploit Leverage: Contract prices deviate from spot prices, with market makers using a "second hand" to manipulate the price.