INTC’s explosive surge this time is summed up in one sentence:

After being sideways for half a month, the trading volume shrank to the point that nobody was playing, and the order book depth was only a few hundred dollars. Then last night, a single candle line popped it—up 30 points in half an hour.

Crypto friends saw it and said: chase it! It’s good news!

But the project team didn’t post so much as an X, and the GitHub code has been stuck since three months ago.

Who’s behind the pump? It’s the market maker who’s been squatting for a month, controlling 90% of the float. He wasn’t waiting for good news—he was waiting for the moment when the order book was thinnest. Minimum cost to pull the biggest upside, ramp it up while exiting.

Those who went in at high prices aren’t chasing a hundredfold dream—they’re just taking on the market maker’s inventory.

I’ve seen too many shady clone-style plays like this, so I don’t touch clones—I only focus on Bitcoin. Bitcoin has no market maker; it only has cycles. Understand the cycle, hold on, and you can win. If you want to follow along, drop “Bitcoin” in the comments, and follow me to trade Bitcoin. #INTC