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"1011" reveals several fundamental truths
- The vast majority of knockoffs actually die early, and they deserve it because market makers maintain and place order walls. They shouldn't survive; during low-level oscillations, they occasionally rebound to wipe out retail investors.
- A smooth downward trend requires market makers to "cancel orders." A vacuum decline must be related to market makers.
- Ordinary large investors, no matter how wealthy or how many coins they hold, find it difficult to independently create a "vacuum K."
Based on recent knockoff market trends, several facts can be inferred:
- Ordinary large investors cannot manually create a "vacuum surge" of the market.
- Market makers need to "cancel sell orders."
- Coins that are being pumped are most likely "the side that passively absorbs a large amount of chips."