The truth about Bitcoin market manipulation: the dealer’s game within three minutes

In today's financial market, Bitcoin, as an emerging digital currency, has attracted more and more investors' attention. However, behind this seemingly glorious scene, there are many unknown secrets. Especially the claim that the market maker controls the market, which makes people wonder: Who is actually in control of the trend of Bitcoin? How did this control phenomenon happen in just three minutes? This article will explore this topic in depth and reveal the true face of the Bitcoin market.

The volatility of Bitcoin prices has always been a hot topic among investors. Especially during certain periods of time, the sharp fluctuations in prices are even more jaw-dropping. For example, during a certain period of time on a certain trading day, the price may rise or fall by hundreds of dollars in just a few minutes. This phenomenon is not only a simple reflection of the relationship between market supply and demand, but also the result of market manipulation. Market makers can influence the price trend of Bitcoin in a short period of time by concentrating funds, mastering information and taking advantage of market psychology.

The core of the banker's control lies in the "information gap". In the traditional financial market, the banker usually obtains market trends in advance through internal information, market data analysis and other means. In the Bitcoin market, the banker also has this advantage. Many investors often make wrong decisions when facing price fluctuations due to lack of sufficient information. In this case, the banker can use information asymmetry to easily manipulate the market. For example, a large investment institution may secretly buy a large amount of Bitcoin, and then make a profit by releasing good news or creating market panic, causing the price to rise or fall rapidly.

In the Bitcoin market, the market makers' control behavior is not single, but presents diversified characteristics. First, the market makers will quickly change the market supply and demand relationship by buying or selling a large number of Bitcoins. This behavior can not only affect short-term price fluctuations, but also have a profound impact on market psychology. Secondly, the market makers will also use technical analysis tools to find the laws of price fluctuations and formulate corresponding strategies. For example, they may choose to enter or exit the market when specific technical indicators appear in order to gain maximum profits.

According to data from a well-known exchange, within just three minutes on a certain trading day, a certain dealer bought Bitcoin in a concentrated manner, causing the price to soar from $50,000 to $52,000. After the price reached $52,000, the dealer quickly sold it, causing the price to fall back to $51,000 in a very short period of time. This drastic fluctuation in a short period of time is a direct reflection of the dealer's control of the market. For ordinary investors, such sudden price changes often catch people off guard and even lead to unnecessary losses.

So, as ordinary investors, how should we deal with this phenomenon of market makers controlling the market? First of all, investors need to stay calm and not be affected by short-term market fluctuations. Many investors tend to make emotional decisions when they see sharp price fluctuations, which not only easily leads to losses, but also may miss better investment opportunities. Secondly, investors should strengthen their research on the market, understand the fundamentals and technical aspects of Bitcoin, and master more information to improve their decision-making ability. In addition, rationally allocating assets and avoiding investing all funds in the Bitcoin market is also an important means to reduce risks.

In the Bitcoin market, the phenomenon of market manipulation is everywhere. As the number of market participants continues to increase, the market manipulation behavior of market makers is also constantly evolving. Although the means of manipulation by market makers are diverse, as ordinary investors, we can still cope with market changes by improving our own cognitive level and investment ability. After all, the ultimate winners in the market are often those who can analyze rationally and respond calmly.

In this era of information explosion, many investors still have a superficial understanding of Bitcoin and lack a deep understanding. Therefore, understanding the truth about the market makers’ control not only helps us better grasp the market dynamics, but also provides a reference for our investment decisions. Through in-depth research on the Bitcoin market, we can more clearly realize that behind every fluctuation in the market are the games and competitions of countless investors.

In short, as an emerging investment tool, the complexity and uncertainty of the Bitcoin market have brought huge challenges to investors. The existence of the market manipulation phenomenon has further aggravated the volatility of the market, making ordinary investors always have to be vigilant when facing the market. In this war without gunpowder, investors need to constantly improve their own capabilities to cope with the manipulation of the market makers and market changes.

In the future Bitcoin market, with the continuous advancement of technology and the gradual maturity of the market, the phenomenon of market makers controlling the market may change. However, investors' rational thinking and scientific decision-making will always be the key to winning the market. Therefore, a deep understanding of the operating mechanism of the Bitcoin market, especially the truth of market makers controlling the market, will be an indispensable ability for every investor. I hope that every investor can find his or her own investment path and realize the appreciation of wealth in this wave of digital currency.

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In the digital currency market, investors may often hear the term "bankers control the market". In fact, it refers to some investors who hold a huge number of Bitcoins. They can have a certain impact on the market trend of Bitcoin. For example, some bankers may change the supply and demand relationship in the market by buying or selling a large number of Bitcoins, thereby affecting the price, or guide the market sentiment of Bitcoin through speculation and publicity, and further control the price of Bitcoin. Speaking of this, I believe many investors already know whether Bitcoin is controlled by bankers? Let the editor of Coin Circle take you to learn about Bitcoin in three minutes.
 Is Bitcoin controlled by a banker?
Bitcoin is controlled by a dealer, and the premise is that the dealer needs to have a large amount of Bitcoin to control the trend of the Bitcoin market. They use various means to influence the market and control the market price. In the Bitcoin market, the existence and behavior of dealers are inevitable. Since the trading volume of the Bitcoin market is relatively small and the trading market is relatively decentralized, dealers often use centralized trading to influence the market price by taking advantage of their control.
For the banker, the single-bank model is the most ideal situation for controlling the market, and there is no need to worry about someone disrupting the situation. However, this model does not work for mainstream coins. On the one hand, since mainstream coins have been developed for a long time, a considerable portion of the chips have circulated in the market; on the other hand, after experiencing the last bull market, the market capitalization of many mainstream coins has become very large, and a single banker does not have enough strength to control the vast majority of the chips.
As the saying goes, the paradise of bankers is often the hell of retail investors. Compared with the altcoins with the prevailing single-banker model, the mainstream coins with the mixed-banker model are relatively safer for investors. The reason is simple: unlike the arbitrary behavior of the single-banker, the behavior of the mixed-banker model is not uniform. There are often conflicts where some bankers want to push up the market, while others want to take the opportunity to dump the market; or some want to dump the market to absorb funds, while others buy at the bottom in the middle.
 What does it mean when Bitcoin dealers dump the market?
Bitcoin market maker dumping refers to the behavior of market makers who hold a large amount of Bitcoin and cause a sharp drop in the Bitcoin market price by selling a large number of Bitcoins. Market makers usually take advantage of fluctuations in market sentiment and create market panic by selling a large number of Bitcoins, thereby triggering investors to sell in large quantities, causing the market price to fall.
There are several ways to crash Bitcoin in the digital currency market:
1. Waterfall-style crash
This method mostly occurs when the dealer is nearing the end of shipment, sometimes due to some sudden major negative news, or the dealer's own reasons, such as shortage of funds, illegal manipulation, etc. The dealer takes extreme measures to quickly lower the price of digital currency, forming a "waterfall" diving pattern. On the K-line chart, a large negative line is continuously drawn or the limit is directly reached, and a "one" or inverted "T" shape often appears on the disk. The dealer who adopts this method is bearish on the market outlook. It coincides with the general trend of weakening, the popularity is cooling, and the dealer has few chips, so he does not care about the profit of the remaining chips. After this method ends, there may be a historical bottom area, but the bottom oscillation time is quite long, and the oscillation amplitude is also large. It is also very difficult for retail investors to operate, and it is easy to lose money at the bottom.
2. Step-by-step crash
This trend is that the banker will lower the price of digital currency to a certain level, and then adjust for a period of time. When retail investors intervene due to misjudgment, the banker will lower the price of digital currency again, and then adjust for a period of time, and then smash the market downward. The daily K-line combination forms a downward step. After the market smash is over, the price of digital currency may reach the bottom area, but the bottom will last for a long time and the amplitude will be large, which will make it difficult for retail investors to operate. The reason for the market smash may be to prepare for a new market, or in the later stage of chip distribution, the banker will abandon the market and exchange stocks. Generally, it is not caused by news. The market smash caused by news is a one-time action and ends after the smash.
3. Short-selling
There are usually two phenomena in this method: one is the market-smashing method of inducing short selling. The banker has basically completed the delivery task. In order to make the price of digital currency lower, the banker adopts the illusion of inducing short selling. The purpose is to make enough room for the next speculation. Therefore, the existing chips are used to deliberately drive down the price of digital currency, inducing retail investors to sell. The other is the market-smashing method of negative news. In the process of being a banker, the banker encounters some unforeseen sudden and major negative news, and a large number of selling orders emerge. The banker is unable to cope with it and is forced to join the market-smashing team.
The above content is the detailed answer of the editor of Coin Circle to the question of whether Bitcoin is controlled by the banker in three minutes. The existence and behavior of the banker will have a certain impact on the market price, but the Bitcoin market is also relatively fair and transparent. The price in the Bitcoin market is determined by the supply and demand relationship and the investment behavior of market participants, and the total issuance of Bitcoin is fixed and will not be controlled by the banker. Therefore, when investing in Bitcoin, investors need to observe the Bitcoin market and the behavior of the banker, and reasonably diversify their investment risks to avoid fluctuations.

Of course, market manipulation is not a risk-free behavior. Although market makers have more capital and information advantages, the unpredictability of the market still exists. For example, in some cases, excessive market manipulation may trigger a market rebound and cause losses to the market makers. In addition, the intervention of regulators may also restrict the market manipulation of the market makers. As the Bitcoin market matures, more and more countries begin to regulate digital currencies, which undoubtedly increases the difficulty for market makers to control the market.