#RAVE Market makers pushing up, definitely going to lose everything, is anyone willing to take the bait?

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WorkHardToRecoupInvestment,
· 04-17 18:26
Made a big profit but also lost, and this method isn't very clever; you don't need a lot of funds. The premise is that during the spot low-price period, the market maker scoops up 90%, and they achieve this. When the price is pushed ten times higher, they eat up all the remaining spot holdings, while secretly placing a large number of low-priced contract orders. When it reaches ten times, all retail investors who bought spot at low prices sell, leaving only the market maker to perform. They only push the spot price, aggressively driving it up, but do not push the contracts. If no one follows the contracts, holding short contracts incurs high funding rates, which everyone can't bear, forcing them to cut losses, turning into buy orders. The market maker only needs to use their small amount of funds to keep pushing the spot. Naturally, there will be followers for the contracts; as long as they don't crash the contracts themselves, retail investors split the contracts among themselves, and the price won't differ too much. Currently, many market makers are using this tactic, and there is no way to break it. The pricing power lies with the market maker who holds 99%.
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2026YangFanSetsSail
· 04-17 18:13
Spot trading. The market maker is setting up a short position in futures, and then later sells off their spot holdings to smash the market. Not just earning this little bit now 😂
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