If I were the one manipulating the market, how would I play it? First, let Bitcoin retrace to 80,000 to create a double bottom pattern, then release some positive news and wait for a bunch of people to rush in and buy the dip. After a slight increase, I would trigger a sharp drop to wipe out those high-leverage long positions. Then I would quickly pull it back around 98,000, making it difficult for those who went short and those who are hedging.
Next, following the possible news from Trump about "no interest rate cut for now," Bitcoin plummeted directly to 50,000. The Nasdaq also fell to 20,000 points. At this point, basically no one dares to buy the dip, and panic sentiment has peaked.
Two months should be enough to complete this round of harvesting. By the time the real interest rate cut expectations materialize, the main players will have already accumulated enough chips at the bottom, and then with the policy shift, it will directly trigger a thorough bull market.
Of course, this is just a possible scenario, and the market is always more complex than imagined.
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PoetryOnChain
· 16h ago
Alright, this logic sounds pretty smooth, but I don't think the market makers are that free lol
Those who really know how to play don't need to be so complicated; isn't it better to just dump and scrape panic orders?
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MysteryBoxOpener
· 16h ago
Haha, this script is written a bit too textbook-like. Can it really go this smoothly if played out like this?
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LiquidationOracle
· 16h ago
It's the same old trap; I've heard it too many times. If it were really played so thoroughly, would we even need to analyze it here?
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CafeMinor
· 16h ago
This trap script sounds perfect, but do we really bet that the market maker is that patient?
Recently saw an interesting market simulation:
If I were the one manipulating the market, how would I play it? First, let Bitcoin retrace to 80,000 to create a double bottom pattern, then release some positive news and wait for a bunch of people to rush in and buy the dip. After a slight increase, I would trigger a sharp drop to wipe out those high-leverage long positions. Then I would quickly pull it back around 98,000, making it difficult for those who went short and those who are hedging.
Next, following the possible news from Trump about "no interest rate cut for now," Bitcoin plummeted directly to 50,000. The Nasdaq also fell to 20,000 points. At this point, basically no one dares to buy the dip, and panic sentiment has peaked.
Two months should be enough to complete this round of harvesting. By the time the real interest rate cut expectations materialize, the main players will have already accumulated enough chips at the bottom, and then with the policy shift, it will directly trigger a thorough bull market.
Of course, this is just a possible scenario, and the market is always more complex than imagined.