$LAB Last night, the trend indeed reversed, with a direct bottoming out at 4.46 down to 3, which is not surprising at all. The market maker completed the trap at high levels, finished the distribution, and then reversed downward.

The essence is that the market maker is highly controlling the market, and after continuously pushing prices higher and distributing, they used high-level divergence and market fluctuations, along with concentrated short-term counterattacks, to complete a quick shakeout and reversal.
Yesterday during the day, LAB held firm around 4.5, which was very strong, causing community sentiment to shift from the bears dominating to the diamond hands and bulls speaking out.
I mentioned yesterday that LAB’s market maker is quite clever and highly controlling, which means the K-line analysis we did is no longer a market indicator but entirely manipulated by them.
So, did LAB’s movement yesterday become clear all at once? It first dropped sharply, trapping the bulls, then before the bears could close their positions, it was pulled back again, basically the same pattern as the day before yesterday—both sides exploded simultaneously.
But everyone can see that LAB’s volatility is really large. As long as you find the right direction, you can truly profit a lot. LAB has gone through three waves of movement.
How did I do it?
I want to share some useful advice with everyone:
1. Don’t be a diamond hand with speculative coins; market makers can crush at will. When volatility is high, only do short-term trades. If you weren’t greedy last night, both longs and shorts could have made money—just take profits and run. If you want more, do it multiple times.
2. K-line signals can be real or fake; blindly trusting them is like digging your own grave.
3. For coins controlled by market makers like this, always think from the perspective of the market maker, not from the perspective of retail investors.
4. Say it again: strictly cut losses; admit mistakes when wrong. #Gate广场五月交易分享