Many trading platforms leverage off-exchange tools to route large buy orders through private channels while allowing sell orders to execute on public markets. This structural asymmetry means retail trading pressure—accounting for roughly 95% of market volume—never reaches lit exchanges. The result is a fragmented market where individual investors' buying interest stays hidden while selling pressure remains visible, creating an imbalanced price discovery mechanism that favors institutional order flow management.
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OnchainGossiper
· 33m ago
Damn, this is why retail investors always get cut...
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PumpDoctrine
· 01-12 21:08
Wow, isn't this just blatant unfairness... Retail buy orders just disappear?
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HodlOrRegret
· 01-12 21:08
This is outrageous. Our orders have all been eaten secretly.
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ThreeHornBlasts
· 01-12 21:08
This is the legendary "Dark Pool Kill Game," where retail investors' hard-earned money can't be drained at all.
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DegenTherapist
· 01-12 21:05
Damn, this is the real truth about how the big players manipulate retail investors. No wonder it always drops right after I buy.
Many trading platforms leverage off-exchange tools to route large buy orders through private channels while allowing sell orders to execute on public markets. This structural asymmetry means retail trading pressure—accounting for roughly 95% of market volume—never reaches lit exchanges. The result is a fragmented market where individual investors' buying interest stays hidden while selling pressure remains visible, creating an imbalanced price discovery mechanism that favors institutional order flow management.