
Behind Market Manipulation: Stay Patient, Don't Become a Victim
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Behind Market Manipulation: Stay Patient, Don't Become a Victim
After the market is destroyed, it will conquer new all-time highs (ATH).
Author: AlΞx Wacy
Compiled by: TechFlow
What's happening in the market?
It appears a major player is setting a trap, encouraging people to become exit liquidity.
This downturn was inevitable—so what should we expect next?
During these red days, I want to encourage you all.

A massive flash crash occurred tonight...
Pushing many altcoins to new lows.
Over $1 billion liquidated overnight, with over 90% being long positions.

Many believe this happened against the backdrop of a falling S&P 500, along with various geopolitical factors I won't discuss.
Everyone is aware of the global situation and understands the current environment.
However, I’d like to share my perspective on the other side of the market.

The market is like a grand game where major players can manipulate prices with minimal effort.
News from around the world often becomes a tool for such manipulation.
Yes, you read that right: in most cases, news is the tool—not the outcome.

See tweet.
Recently, a surge in negative news has created panic in the market, which manipulators have exploited.
Yet, I believe the situation is more complex than simply targeting "paper hands" scared out during this dip.

See tweet.
Narratives about an upcoming altseason are beginning to spread widely.
A few months ago, when $BTC dropped to $58,000, I also believed we were nearing altseason.
But I was wrong—which means the manipulators successfully deceived me.

GCR: "If you've been waiting, believe this is a good time to gradually accumulate high-conviction tokens.
If you're already fully invested, just hold tight, keep your spot positions, and don’t sell easily.
Some say liquidations represent a transfer of wealth from leveraged traders to wealthy spot buyers."
I was enjoying a silent break from social media, but didn’t want to see my brothers shaken out while the future remains bright.
As more analysts enter the market, manipulators are forced to consider majority sentiment and devise strategies to deceive them.
After extensive brainstorming, I’ve identified the real reason behind this intense flash crash.
With widespread anticipation of altseason, people are holding onto their assets and preparing to buy the dip every time.
However, the market cannot grow sustainably with too many participants on board.
Unfortunately, most will end up losing heavily.
When manipulators realize people are "refusing to sell," they orchestrate a major flash crash.
Look at the $ETH chart—the drop looks quite alarming.

This decline triggered fear, and many have already started selling their holdings.
Yet, given the large number of experienced players, many may also be buying into this dip.
Indeed, for believers in altseason, this seems like an attractive entry point.
But here’s where it gets interesting.
Many are sitting on 70–80% losses, and many have already exhausted their stablecoins.
For them, any further rally will be seen as an opportunity to exit and re-buy lower if another sharp drop occurs.
Thus, the market may rise 40–50%, returning to spring’s average levels.
But because most want to restore liquidity, the market will be empty—and potentially very volatile.
In short:
The market will rise, people will fear another drop, start selling at breakeven, increasing their stablecoin allocation.

As I mentioned earlier, an empty market usually rallies sharply and quickly, forcing people to buy back in at higher prices—fueling more FOMO.
Many will fall into the trap:
During the final growth phase, people become unwilling to sell.

See tweet.
When the time to sell arrives, many will still believe in endless growth.
But those who stick to their strategy and avoid emotional decisions will sell and diversify.

See tweet.
So let’s summarize!
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The current flash crash is a big player manipulating the market again to shake out most survivors.
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After the market is crushed, it will go on to conquer new all-time highs (ATHs).
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Most who entered at good levels will scare themselves out and then buy back in at much higher prices. In other words, they’ll become exit liquidity.
That’s all I wanted to say.
The current market structure closely resembles past bull markets, and today’s drop seems like yet another trap set by a major player.
For now, I’ll stick to the plan shown in the screenshots.
Volatility may persist, so we need to remain patient.

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