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Unpopular opinion: Leverage trading and trading bots have turned markets into ticking time bombs. One small negative headline and everything nukes, liquidations cascade, prices freefall, and sentiment collapses in minutes. It’s no longer news that moves markets, it’s algorithms.
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okay but what triggers the algorithms..
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News, the slightest negative news, something that has become so repetitive the market should have already built some sort of immunity, like the tariff impositions against China.
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you are right about the immunity part.. and why this part is missing in crypto.. because there would not be a way to steal billions in a day for crypto market manipulators and the tariffs man team πŸ€”
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I strongly agree. Exchanges and market makers will always find ways to profit, even if it means trading against their own users using the bots they programmed on their own platforms. When they detect heavy leverage stacked on one side, they do not see traders, they see targets. Instead of letting traders who are too close on winning win, they would amplify the slightest news to trigger liquidations, and escape from the possibility of paying them and even walk away with billions.
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