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@valerymaxx
1/3 Hey, Vooi @vooi-app traders! Today I want to talk about a very important topic - manipulation in the crypto market. There are a lot of them and they are regular, because the market is less regulated than traditional markets and is not transparent enough. Today I tell you about the most popular manipulations and perhaps warn you against rash actions: 1. Pump/dump - artificially inflating the price of a token through hype, chats or fake news. When the crowd comes in, the "pumpers" sell to the max and dump the token. 2. Spoofing - manipulators place large buy or sell limit orders to create the illusion of supply/demand. These orders are often cancelled before execution, but have already moved the market. The goal is to confuse the market and cause the price to move in the right direction.
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2/3 3. Wash trading - when the person trades with themselves (through two accounts) to create the appearance of high trading volume. 4. Rug pull - project creators gain liquidity then suddenly withdraw all funds and disappear. Users are left with tokens that are worth nothing. 5. Fake news and insider information - they spread rumors about partnerships, listings or investments to cause growth. Then insiders quickly dump the tokens. Even a hint of news can shake the market, especially on tokens with low liquidity. 6. Low liquidity manipulation - on tokens with low liquidity, it's easy for manipulators to move the price even with small volumes. It's often used in "signal" channels. There are other manipulations, trader must always be careful when open deals and choose an asset to trade.
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