The same routine, ten accounts.

The trading robot I previously uncovered has secretly changed its disguise, so I followed the clues further—this discovery is not trivial, as I found at least 10 robots operating simultaneously.

What's even more outrageous? Their methods are completely identical.

The core routine is so simple and crude:

In a market where the price hovers around the 0.01 range, robots manipulate collaboratively to create false trading volume. The strategic framework looks similar but is executed with different accounts—this not only helps evade detection but also creates a false impression of "hotness."

This kind of mass-produced, assembly line-style robot manipulation must be backed by a unified operator. How many of these dark practices still exist in the market is truly hard to say.