$SEI The overall market is currently in a bear market environment, and some cryptocurrencies have already had their market makers complete large collections of low-priced core chips at the bottom.

Many cryptocurrencies have rebounded and have already entered the market maker's high-level distribution zone. When ordinary retail investors enter at this time, they become takeover players and easily become sheep to be fleeced, so you must manage risk carefully.

Moreover, many cryptocurrencies in the market have highly synchronized K-line charts, highly consistent trends, and highly similar trading patterns. The truth is that the same market maker is using robots for cross-cryptocurrency coordinated control, executing simultaneously across multiple cryptocurrencies with the same operation logic and market-making mechanisms.

Market makers absorb chips at low levels, wash positions, collect a large amount of circulating chips to achieve high-level control. The market shows volume-less price support and obvious key price protection, with limited floating chips in the market.

Market makers will use lock-up pulling (reducing chip selling pressure by locking positions), pulse pulling (rapidly pulling up in a short time to attract follow-up), stepped pulling (pull once, consolidate, then pull again), wave pulling (gradually raising highs and lows, oscillating upward) and other forms, combined with wash trades to create volume, needle insertion washouts, and news hype to clean up floating chips and guide market sentiment.

After retail investors follow the surge higher, market makers distribute chips at high levels, prices fall back, and this is how market makers manipulate the market and fleece retail investors.