There's been growing chatter in the community about certain whales' impact on market dynamics. Some traders are pointing fingers at repeated dump patterns that seem to kill even the most promising retracement setups.
A particular founder from a major exchange—you know, the one who recently completed his sentence—is catching heat again. Critics claim the same playbook is being run: massive sells that shake out retail positions before any meaningful bounce can form.
The frustration is real. When someone with that level of influence hits the sell button, it's not just about their portfolio. It ripples through the entire ecosystem. People are questioning whether accountability even exists at the top tier of this industry.
What's your take? Is this just standard whale behavior, or are we seeing coordinated moves that hurt everyday traders?
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QuietlyStaking
· 9h ago
ngl this trap is always the same, retail investors are Rekt while the bosses make a fortune.
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ForkMonger
· 9h ago
lol the whole "accountability" angle is just cope. this is textbook governance attack vector playing out in real time. whales dumping retail? that's protocol darwinism, not a market failure. the system's working exactly as designed—separating signal from noise. if you can't read the margin of disruption, maybe you shouldn't be trading tbh
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TestnetFreeloader
· 9h ago
ngl this is a joke, Large Investors dumping and small investors taking the blame, the same old story
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ChainSpy
· 9h ago
ngl this trick is too familiar, every time he dumps the price, the small investors are done for
Oh no, here we go again, getting played for suckers once more
That's why I only dare to play with small coins, avoiding the hunting grounds of these pros
To put it bluntly, no one above cares, it's normal for the bottom people to either make a killing or get rekt.
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ApeDegen
· 9h ago
Here we go again? It's always this guy dumping, retail investors are buying in, I'm already numb to this.
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YieldHunter
· 10h ago
ngl if you look at the data, this is just textbook liquidity extraction—nothing coordinated about it. whales dump, retail panic sells at the bottom, rinse repeat. the real question nobody's asking? why are people still holding bags in illiquid pairs lmaooo
There's been growing chatter in the community about certain whales' impact on market dynamics. Some traders are pointing fingers at repeated dump patterns that seem to kill even the most promising retracement setups.
A particular founder from a major exchange—you know, the one who recently completed his sentence—is catching heat again. Critics claim the same playbook is being run: massive sells that shake out retail positions before any meaningful bounce can form.
The frustration is real. When someone with that level of influence hits the sell button, it's not just about their portfolio. It ripples through the entire ecosystem. People are questioning whether accountability even exists at the top tier of this industry.
What's your take? Is this just standard whale behavior, or are we seeing coordinated moves that hurt everyday traders?